A Strawberry Treat

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A Strawberry Treat

By Paula Deen Test Kitchen

After a trip to a strawberry farm for picking berries with the kids, there is nothing better than to have them help make a tasty recipe with their strawberry spoils. Using the produce they worked so hard to help pick and making it into a treat for all their friends is just one way to help ignite their drive for learning about where their food comes from and what delicious things they can create with it. Paula’s Strawberry Banana Ice Pops is the perfect recipe for little hands with inquiring minds and big appetites.

Strawberry Banana Ice Pops

Ingredients:
1 (3 1/4-ounce) package instant banana cream pudding mix (regular, not sugar-free)
1 3/4 cups milk
2 cups sliced strawberries
1 tablespoon sugar

Directions:

Add all the ingredients to a blender and blend until smooth. Pour into ice pop

molds and freeze for at least 4 hours.

Cook’s Note: If you don’t have molds, divide the mixture among 8 (5-ounce) small plastic or paper cups. Cover each with plastic wrap and insert a wooden pop stick through the wrap.

Servings: 8
Prep Time: 10 min
Cook Time:
Difficulty: Easy

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Reader Comments:

Hi Paula, I truly love you and everything I have seen you make or do, you always make Me laugh. And your a great cook. Just ordered your cooking bible, I have very few cooks books as my mom was a great cook and I was lucky enough to have picked it up as she and my nana always said you couldn't be a good house wife if you couldn't cook or. Put your hands really hot dish water. I was raised to be a housewife, my mom was Italian, I am a proud house wife and my family is very happy about it as we have. A family get together once a month. Thanks a bunch Diana

By Dian on November 01, 2012

Why not sugar-free pudding for Strawberry Banana Ice Pops?

By Nanette on July 17, 2011

These look great, I'm curious how they would taste with chocolate pudding instead of banana? Any thoughts?

By Shannon on July 16, 2011

Im looking for your recipe for strawberry salsa it was in one of your mag. a few years ago wit pite chips

By diane ross on June 28, 2011

I took these in cute Popcicle molds to a get together 4th of July for the little ones…they were a hit even for the adults! Thanks sooo much Paula Deen for bringing us sooo many great recipes, and inspiring us! I mix up and use your House Seasoning all the time as well! Love it!!
Thanks again!
Tracie in Texas

By Tracie on December 09, 2010

thestrawberry banana ice pops look devine and scrumptious

By danaewilson on July 12, 2010

Hey Kim! The sugar free pudding just didn’t work well for us. Flavor or consistency. We have tried this with yogurt and it worked well if that would be something more to your liking. Thank you for your question.
Libbie Summers, Senior Food Editor for Paula Deen

By Libbie Summers on May 18, 2010

Looks great! Just curious though about not using sugar-free. Will it make them not set up correctly? I’m insulin resistant, and would prefer to use the sugar free mix. Thanks!

By Kim on May 15, 2010

thay look great i am going to try them today

By susan carman on May 12, 2010

what a neat recipe, think my granddaughters and the older kids & my Mom would also enjoy this.

By Lena on May 11, 2010

This looks so yummy, and I can’t wait to try it. My kids and I were at the store yesterday, and we picked up strawberries and banana cream pudding! What are the odds?! ha ha ha

Thanks Paula! I know my kids will love these!

By Michelle on May 11, 2010

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