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For about 40 calories you can enjoy these cool and creamy Greek Yogurt Orange Pineapple Creamsicles that are bursting with tropical citrus flavor! And with no added sugar, the homemade popsicles are healthy enough to eat for breakfast, snack or dessert! 

For about 40 calories you can enjoy these cool and creamy Greek Yogurt Orange Pineapple Creamsicles that are bursting with tropical citrus flavor! And with no added sugar, the homemade popsicles are healthy enough to eat for breakfast, snack or dessert!

It’s no secret that my boys and I are LOVING frozen pops these days. Not surprisingly, the hot and humid Virginia summer weather that makes me crave COLD treats (even more than usual)!

For about 40 calories you can enjoy these cool and creamy Greek Yogurt Orange Pineapple Creamsicles that are bursting with tropical citrus flavor! And with no added sugar, the homemade popsicles are healthy enough to eat for breakfast, snack or dessert!

The good news is that these homemade Creamsicles require only a handful of basic ingredients and a few minutes of your time. There’s no need to spend money on the store-bought versions that are loaded with artificial colors, flavors, and SUGAR!

For about 40 calories you can enjoy these cool and creamy Greek Yogurt Orange Pineapple Creamsicles that are bursting with tropical citrus flavor! And with no added sugar, the homemade popsicles are healthy enough to eat for breakfast, snack or dessert!

I love the pops when they’re sweetened only with fruit. It’s basically like a frozen smoothie on a stick — fruit and yogurt! But if you have kiddos who are looking for more of a dessert, you might try adding a bit of natural sweetener like honey to the mix. You can control the amount of sugar and I guarantee that they’ll still be healthier than any other frozen desserts that you might pick up.

These are great mid-afternoon snacks when you want to cool off with something light but you don’t want to fill up before dinner…and they’re naturally a great ending to a summer meal. Creamy, dreamy, and oh-so-citrusy!

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For about 40 calories you can enjoy these cool and creamy Greek Yogurt Orange Pineapple Creamsicles that are bursting with tropical citrus flavor! And with no added sugar, the homemade popsicles are healthy enough to eat for breakfast, snack or dessert!

Greek Yogurt Orange Pineapple Creamsicles

5 from 1 vote
Prep: 5 minutes
Total: 5 minutes
Servings 8 -10

Ingredients
  

  • 1 ½ cups diced fresh or frozen pineapple
  • Zest from 1 orange
  • 1 cup freshly-squeezed orange juice
  • 1 cup plain Greek-style yogurt
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • Optional: 2-4 tablespoons honey for a sweeter pop

Instructions

  • Combine all ingredients in a blender and puree until smooth.
  • Divide mixture among 8-10 popsicle molds. Place in the freezer for at least 2 hours, or until frozen and ready to eat!

Notes

*To make the pops easy to slide out of the molds, just run the outside of the pop under warm water for about 30 seconds. It should slide right out!
Author: The Seasoned Mom

For about 40 calories you can enjoy these cool and creamy Greek Yogurt Orange Pineapple Creamsicles that are bursting with tropical citrus flavor! And with no added sugar, the homemade popsicles are healthy enough to eat for breakfast, snack or dessert!

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  1. Creamsicles take me back to my childhood, specifically the orange flavored ones! I’ve been craving tons of frozen treats lately since it’s been so hot, so these look perfect. I can see why your boys love these so much! Yum!

  2. This brings back so many memories for me. We used to eat these all summer while hanging out at the pool. I love that you made them with Greek yogurt too!

  3. I’ve just recently made friends with Greek yogurt (I know, what took me so long!) and these look like they need to go to the top of my things-to-make-with-Greek-yogurt list!

    1. Better late than never, Kate! It’s definitely a staple in our kitchen, and something that I eat every single day. I hope you get to try these!

  4. These creamsicles look SO good, Blair! My kids have been enjoying a popsicle many afternoons this summer, and I know they would love these! The orange pineapple flavor sounds so refreshing!

    1. Thanks, Kristine! I love the flavor combo, and it’s so nice to have healthy popsicles to share with the kids (or hoard for myself)! 🙂

  5. Creamsicles were the popsicle of my childhood! I Love them so much, haven’t had one in a LONG TIME! Love that these are healthified and super low cal!

  6. 40 calorie ice cream?! Count me in!! I’m loving that you used greek yogurt to make creamsicles. It’s been forever since I’ve had one of those and now I must have one!

  7. 5 stars
    I knew when I read the ingredients that I’d need this recipe! Such a perfect combo and I don’t make my smoothies in the summer so this is the perfect way to get my yogurt, orange juice and pineapple! Great photos, great creativity – such a winner, Blair! Sharing 🙂

  8. Wow! These look so perfect for hot summer days! I love the pineapple orange flavor combo 🙂

  9. My first comment on your blog! I’m off to buy groceries and girls have been begging to make our own popsicles. So….remembering your awesome picture from instagram…here I am copying down this recipe. Thanks!

    1. Hi, Grayson! That’s awesome — I hope that everyone loves them! They’re definitely not very sweet (which is how I like them), so if the girls prefer something that tastes more like dessert you should definitely add some honey! 🙂 Enjoy! It’s certainly popsicle weather right now!