24 Guilt-Free Ice Pops That Will Make You Go Ahhhh

None of these pops contain refined sugar or processed flavored yogurts — the major culprits among other less healthy pops.

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1. Blueberry & Orange Icy Pops

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These babies have no added sugar and are totally vegan. Also, they're very pretty. Recipe here.

2. Frozen Fruit Pops

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You don't even need real popsicle molds for these! Just fruit, cups, and sticks. Recipe here.

3. Paletas de Piña y Arándano, aka Pineapple Blueberry Pops

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Basically just water and fruit and happiness all rolled into one beautiful ice pop. Recipe here.

4. Spicy Watermelon Popsicles

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Just because something's cold doesn't mean it can't also be hot, hot, hot. Recipe here.

5. Power Smoothie Striped Popsicles

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Bananas, spinach and flax seeds are just a few of the wonder foods in these ice pops. (Bonus: No added sugar!) Recipe here.

6. Caramelized Rhubarb and Yogurt Ice Pops

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These yogurt-based ice pops are as good of a reason as any to get over your fear of cooking with rhubarb. Recipe here.

7. Mango Lassi Ice Pop

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These have a heavy pour of syrup (Pro tip: Use organic cane sugar to make it), but hey, at least it's not that over-processed, refined sugar so you're still getting some nutrients. Recipe here.

8. Berry Pops

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Fruit, yogurt, vanilla, and honey and that's all folks. Recipe here.

9. Loquat & Strawberry Yogurt Ice Pops

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The loquat and strawberries make these naturally sweet, but you can also add some honey to bump it up a few notches. Recipe here.

10. Apricot Yogurt Popsicles

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Apricots: Better fresh than dried, and better in a popsicle than anywhere else. Recipe here.

11. Green Smoothie Detox Pops

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Beats a green juice any day. Recipe here.

12. Sweet and Salty Celery Popsicles

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Why should the fruit have all the fun? (Tip: Make the simple syrup with honey instead of sugar.) Recipe here.

13. Chilled Beet Soup Popsicles

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Beets are a natural aphrodisiac meaning these will heat you up while they cool you down. Recipe here.

14. Lemonade Cucumber Spa Popsicles

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IDK who brings their own popsicles to a spa, but I'm into it. Recipe here.

15. Green Popsicles

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Spinach FTW, even in a pop. Recipe here.

16. Sunshine Beet Popsicles

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Beets, carrots, oranges, and raspberries put aside their differences to come together in one glorious ice pop. Recipe here.

17. Vegan Chocolate-Covered Strawberry Ice Pop

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A delicious chocolate-covered strawberry ice pop with no dairy. Oh happy vegan day. Recipe here.

18. Fiesta Ice Pops

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These ginger lemon-lime beauties use honey, a more nutritious sweetener than sugar. And the ginger makes them perfect for healing an upset stomach. Recipe here.

19. Strawberry, Hibiscus, and Watermelon Ice Pops

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Maple syrup: Good for more than just pancakes. Because it hasn't been processed, it still has its nutrients as well as its sweet taste. Recipe here.

20. Coconut Fig Ice Pops

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Figs, like you've never seen them before. Recipe here.

21. Coconut-Water Ice Pops

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Use honey instead of agave, which has lost its healthful reputation and is now linked to heart disease. Recipe here.

22. Spring Bouquet Popsicles

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Yes these are flower-filled ice pops. And yes, Ryan Seacrest is a fan. Recipe here.

23. Kiwi Pineapple Ice Pops

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Totally worth the ordeal of peeling, coring, and chopping your own pineapple, these sweet pops only use 2 tablespoons of honey for 10 pops. Recipe here.

24. Cantaloupe and Cherry Popsicles

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Glad to see cantaloupe is finally getting some of the attention it deserves. Recipe here.