These delicious smoothies contain only natural ingredients – no refined sugar, no flavourings or preservatives, just fruit, milk and vanilla. They can be whizzed up in seconds, frozen over night and have a deliciously creamy texture so even kids who don’t like bits will enjoy them.
Here’s how to make these strawberry and banana smoothie ice lollies.
Ingredients
- 295 ml (10 fl oz) whole milk (I used a2 Milk)
- 2 medium bananas
- 70g (2.5 oz) strawberries
- Seeds from 1 vanilla pod
Instructions
- Blend all of the ingredients together until very smooth
- Pour into lolly moulds
- Place in the freezer overnight
- Eat on a hot day!
I love that this recipe is full of calcium – these smoothie ice lollies went down a treat.
Here’s the recipe again in a printable format.
Strawberry and banana smoothie ice lollies
Ingredients
- 295 ml whole milk I used a2 Milk
- 2 medium bananas
- 70 g strawberries
- Seeds from 1 vanilla pod
Instructions
- Blend all of the ingredients together until very smooth
- Pour into lolly moulds
- Place in the freezer overnight
- Eat on a hot day!
Are you tempted to try them at home? Which fruits are you thinking of using to make smoothie ice lollies?
As you’ll note, I used a2 Milk in our smoothie ice lollies. Find our more on the a2 Milk website, or try our other recipes like this rhubarb and custard pudding or apple and cinnamon cupcakes.
This is a commissioned recipe for a2
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Donna peberdy says
Not only do they look lush when you make them they are delish. I have made these with different ingredients and still good. Xxx
Emily Leary says
Yay I’m really glad you’ve made and enjoyed them :)
Winnie says
I must say that these look GREAT !!
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Jenny @ The Brick Castle says
They’re super easy and I love the addition of the vanilla, I’ve not tried that despite it now appearing obvious, and I’m all for adding vanilla to virtually anything :D
Vicki - The Free From Fairy says
They sound great! Since my daughter is intolerant to milk (although fingers crossed seems to be getting more tolerant) I might give these a go with coconut milk…they won’t be as creamy but I am sure they will be just as delicious!
Nicola Lynch says
I love the look of these. Thank you for posting! Going to make my little one some for his 2nd birthday party on Saturday!
Nazima, franglais kitchen says
love this simple treat. We make our own ice cream but I really need to get my act together on the lollipop front. These would go down well with most kids I am sure -adult sized kids too!
Stuart Vettese says
These look gorgeous Emily. And great that your son could enjoy them too!
Kavey says
Home made with fresh fruit, it’s just the best, isn’t it? My latest post is on similar lines. So refreshing!
Dannii @ Hungry Healthy Happy says
I have been making so many homemade lollies at the moment. They are perfect in this weather and much healthier than store bought ones.
Maggie Unzueta @ Mama Maggie's Kitchen says
These look soooo good. Yum! Yum!
Jen Russon says
I deffo will be trying these! They look so yummy! Not only perfect for my little boy, but perfect for me who is calorie counting lol!
Jan Bennett says
Oooh I could do with one of those right now in this heatwave we are having – Lovely recipe and great photography too!
Alison says
These look gorgeous, perfect for this weather
Alison says
I just bought some lolly moulds but have yet to use this. THIS MAY WELL be the recipe I use! :) Looks gorgeous. Love your pics too.