Fruit Yogurt Popsicles Made with Overripe Bananas All Will Love

Fruit yogurt popsicles are so easy to make and are just so delicious. If you have some overripe bananas that need to be used, throw them into this quick and easy recipe. You will be refreshed and delighted when eating one of these fruit pops! This post is all about fruit yogurt popsicles.

Have you ever looked at your counter thinking about what to do with overripe bananas? Recently, I was thinking, what am I going to make with those bananas?

Knowing that my kids will never touch an overripe banana, I knew I had to act fast. Thinking of how to get them to eat these in a more creative way was easy. They love popsicles.

These frozen treats didn’t last long in my house, and I am sure they won’t in yours either.

This post is all about fruit yogurt popsicles.

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Fruit Yogurt Popsicles

Create these creamy yogurt popsicles using a blender. I always use the Ninja Blender. It is easy to use, and it is dishwasher safe too.

Step 1: Add Vanilla Greek Yogurt

First, add in one cup of vanilla Greek yogurt. You can use any brand that you like. Right now, my girls like the Chobani brand, but that could change tomorrow.

Step 2: Add Orange Peach Mango Juice

Yes, I used the yogurt cup to measure the juice as well. Anyhow, add one cup of orange peach mango juice to the blender. I love this fruit combo, but really any fruit juice would work as well. So whatever you or your kiddos prefer will taste delicious.

Step 3: Add in Those Overripe Bananas

Now, it is time to add in those overripe bananas that you don’t want to waste. Stick those into the blender for one delicious frozen treat. I used three bananas for this recipe.

Step 4: Blend Your Fruit Yogurt Popsicles Mixture

Next, press that button on the blender, and mix all of your ingredients together.

Step 5: Pour into Popsicle Molds

Pour the mixture into the popsicle molds. This mix should make at least 6 popsicles. Depending on the molds, you may make more. My popsicle molds are throwbacks from my mom. Last summer it was so hard to find popsicle molds, and my mom, fortunately, found these in her kitchen.

For more on food storage and for some cool popsicle molds, check out this post too.