The sun is shining and the temperatures are rising, so it’s time to get some cheat’s ice cream lollipops in to the freezer. I made these last year and Ava absolutely loved them.
All you need is a knife, lolly sticks (from eBay, Amazon or a craft shop) and a pack of yoghurts or fromage frais; I use the small ones to (try and) limit the mess!
All you need is a knife, lolly sticks and a pack of yoghurts.
Pierce the centres of each yoghurt with a knife.
Slide in the lollipop sticks, keeping them fairly straight.
Pop them in the freezer and leave for a couple of hours.
It works for Petit Filous too. A couple of hours later and your ‘ice creams’ are ready to enjoy!
If your kids just can’t wait, sit the pot in hot water for a few minutes, until it’s loose enough to slide out.
Peel the lid off carefully, and you can use it as a sort of shield, to help catch the drips.
Ava eating her ‘ice cream’.
Thea enjoyed hers too.
This is also a great way to use up the yoghurts that are nearing their best before dates, and I haven’t looked at the labels, but I’m pretty sure it must be lower in sugar and fat than real ice cream.
How have I never thought to try this?! Such a simple idea but so cool!! They look great! Thankyou so much for sharing with me on #busydoinglife have a great week!
This is actually a genius idea, why have I never done it before?! Alfie would love these, thanks for sharing and linking up with #bestandworst hope to see you again next week.
That is brilliant! Going to have to give that a go my girl is obsessed with fromage frais!! Thanks again for linking with #bestandworst. You were my fave post last week! Hope to see you next week xx
Thanks Sarah, it reminds me I need to get more lolly sticks – we go through loads! So glad you liked my post, I’m looking forward to reading some more of the #bestandworst posts xx
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I’ve been seeing these on Facebook and Pinterest, great to hear a ‘real life’ account that they actually work 😉
Thanks so much for linking with #toddlerapprovedtuesday x
Yes they couldn’t be easier really! X
I do this! My two are so obsessed with ice cream but they don’t know any better when they have these!! #toddlerapprovedtuesday
It’s the way forward, at least until they know better! Xx
Wow, i have never thought about doing this! What a fantastic idea! I will defo be doing this! Thanks for sharing! Suz x
Thanks Suz, the squeezy ones work well too! Xx
How have I never thought to try this?! Such a simple idea but so cool!! They look great! Thankyou so much for sharing with me on #busydoinglife have a great week!
I tried the squeezy yoghurt in a tube and it works well too, and is less messy. Enjoy! X
This is actually a genius idea, why have I never done it before?! Alfie would love these, thanks for sharing and linking up with #bestandworst hope to see you again next week.
Helen X
It’s so easy and quick, I bet Alfie would love them! X
That is brilliant! Going to have to give that a go my girl is obsessed with fromage frais!! Thanks again for linking with #bestandworst. You were my fave post last week! Hope to see you next week xx
Thanks Sarah, it reminds me I need to get more lolly sticks – we go through loads! So glad you liked my post, I’m looking forward to reading some more of the #bestandworst posts xx
I LOVE doing these! They actually taste better frozen! <3