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If frozen piña coladas are your jam, then this green smoothie popsicle recipe will keep you refreshed all summer long. The best part about these is they’re virgin, so your kids can munch on them too! Yet if you add a little something extra and make them ‘adult only,’ I won’t judge :-).

This one made my roundup of healthy popsicles for summer as the sneaky-veggie option — for another better-for-you pick, try my Elderberry Popsicles, or keep it simple with my Homemade Ice Pops with Fruit.
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How to Turn a Green Smoothie into a Popsicle
While I’ve got some great popsicle recipes, did you know you can turn any green smoothie into a popsicle? If I’ve got some leftover smoothie in my blender, I’ll toss it into a popsicle mold and freeze. I just made a great snack for later, and didn’t waste any ingredients!
You can also make any green smoothie recipe, then freeze it in popsicle molds immediately for a whole batch of smoothie pops. If you’re doing this and you didn’t add any healthy fats to your smoothie then add 2 tablespoons of coconut oil while blending. This why that popsicle isn’t an ice brick when you’re ready to eat it.
Making your own green smoothie popsicles is super easy, and you don’t even need fancy molds to make them (though fun popsicle molds make for a good summer splurge!).

Green Smoothie Popsicle Supplies
All you need to make your own molds is a set of paper cups and popsicle sticks. Fill each cup 3/4 full of smoothie, then stick a wooden stick in the middle. Place the filled cups on a cookie sheet and put them in the freezer… make sure they stay flat!
Freeze for at least 2 hours before taking out. Then pull them out of the freezer, and tear off the paper cup ‘wrappers.’ Now enjoy that green smoothie popsicle and share… or don’t… with your hungry crew.

Green Smoothie Popsicle
Jen HansardIngredients
- 1 ½ cup spinach
- ¼ cup coconut milk
- 2 ½ cup pineapple
- 2 tbsp raw coconut flakes
Instructions
- Blend all ingredients until smooth.
- Pour into a popsicle mold.
- Freeze until firm, at least 3 hours or overnight.
Recipe Notes
- Dip the popsicle molds in warm water for easier removal when ready to eat.





















This looks really amazing i will sure try it out. Thank you for this 😀
Hi Alex,
It’s pretty amazing if you ask us! Thanks for blendin’ with us!
Cheers!
How many pops does this recipe make? Thank you.
Hi HonestTexan,
Thanks for reaching out! It depends on your mold, but each recipe makes two servings, that will fill approximately 2-4 popsicles!
Yum! They sound and looks so delish!
Thanks Carla and Emma! We hope you try them!
My family and friends got together at a lake house this weekend, and I made these for all of the kiddos (ages ranged from 2-5). They devoured them! My fellow mommy friends were so surprised that they were filled with Spinach and yet tasted so yummy. These will definitely be a regular summer time treat.
Hi Jackie,
We love hearing that! Thank you so much for taking the time to let us know. We hope you had a wonderful weekend!
Cheers 🙂
I LOVE this idea so much! Spanish and pineapple green smoothies is one of my favorites so to kick it up a notch and make it a popsicle with coconut, oh my! I can’t to enjoy this is summer. Thanks!
Hi Alyson,
Thank for reaching out! If you love this recipe, then give this one a try too! https://simplegreensmoothies.com/watermelon-popsicles
Hope you enjoy!! 🙂