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Fresh Passion Fruit Popsicles with Coconut Water

Passion fruit popsicles with coconut water and a touch of lime. Made without added milk or soy, they are easy to prepare in popsicle molds.

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Fresh Passion Fruit Popsicles with Coconut Water

Fresh passion fruit popsicles with coconut water
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  • Preparation20 min
  • Total time6 h 20 min
  • Servings6 popsicles of 100–110 ml each
  • DifficultyEasy

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Fresh passion fruit popsicles combine the fruit’s fragrant tartness with the mildness of coconut water. These refreshing frozen treats are made with simple ingredients and are perfect for a family snack.

This version uses no condensed milk, cream or yogurt: passion fruit is the star, balanced with a little coconut water and lime. You can adjust the sweetness according to the ripeness of the fruit.

Ingredients

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Method

  1. Wash the passion fruits and limes. Cut open the passion fruits, scoop out the pulp and strain gently without crushing the seeds.
  2. Squeeze the limes. In a pitcher, mix the passion fruit juice, coconut water and lime juice.
  3. Taste and, if it is too tart for you, add the sugar or honey and stir until dissolved. If using granulated sugar, you can first dissolve it in a small portion of the coconut water, warmed, and let it cool.
  4. Divide the mixture among six popsicle molds, leaving a little room at the top for expansion.
  5. Put on the lids and insert the sticks; freeze for at least 5–6 hours, until the popsicles are completely firm.
  6. To unmold, run the outside of the mold under cool or lukewarm water for a few seconds and remove the popsicle without pulling hard on the stick.
  7. Serve immediately or store each popsicle wrapped and tightly sealed in the freezer.

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