Layered Luau Pops

These frozen, fruited juice pops can be made a week or two before the party. Use leftover ripe fruit in the recipe.


Layered Luau Pops


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Servings: Makes 1 popsicle.
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Ingredients
 
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  •     Plastic popsicle molds or cupsOn Sale
  •     Small strawberry or piece of desired fruitOn Sale
  •     Wooden pop stickOn Sale
  • 3    of your favorite juice drink blends (such as grape, kiwi- grape, apple-passion-mango, or mango-tangerine)On Sale

Directions
1.
For each pop, cover the mold or cup with foil. Using a sharp knife, cut a slit in the center of foil. Remove foil. Spear a strawberry on pop stick; place it in the cup. Fill mold or cup one-third full with one of the juice drink blends. Place foil over mold or cup again, putting stick through the knife slit. Place molds or cups in a baking pan. Freeze until almost firm (about 3 hours).
2.
Carefully remove foil; add a second juice drink blend to fill mold or cup two-thirds full. Replace foil. Freeze until almost firm. (about 3 hours). Repeat to fill mold or cup with a third juice drink blend. Freeze until firm.
3.
To serve, remove foil and mold or cup from frozen mixture. Makes 1 popsicle.

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