Try these homemade ice lollies packed with vitamin C – and they’re citrus-free too!
Looking for a healthy ice lolly for your children, but fed up of orange and lemon flavours? It can be tricky if they – or you – have a citrus allergy too.
These smoothie pops contain delicious strawberries, pineapple and mango, plus either kale or beetroot – all great sources of vitamin C, which is essential for healthy cells, skin and blood vessels.1Handpicked content: Get glowing skin with vitamin C
What’s more, these ice pops are dairy-free, making them a great choice for those who are lactose-intolerant or have a dairy allergy.
Difficulty Easy
Makes 8 ice lollies
Step 1
Slice all the fruits and either the kale or beetroot. Add to a blender.
Step 2
Pour in the milk and blitz until completely smooth.
Step 3
Transfer to a jug, then carefully fill 8-10 ice lolly moulds. Add in the sticks and freeze overnight.
Step 4
When you want to eat them, remove from the freezer and dip the mould partly in warm water, then wiggle to release. Serve immediately.