Celebrate 4th Of July With Patriotic Popsicles

These creamy coconut milk patriotic popsicles are super easy to make and a fun way to celebrate 4th of July.

Super easy, sprinkles-dipped popsicles are made using 4 simple ingredients.

These 4th of July popsicles are made using coconut milk, honey and vanilla for a treat with minimal refined-sugar. I decorate the tip of the popsicles in red, white and blue sprinkles adding a small amount of refined sugar.

Here's how to make these Independence Day cool treats for young and old.

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Cooling Patriotic Treats for Warm July Days

These popsicles are delicious on blissfully long summer days, helping little ones cool down under sunny skies.

Creamy coconut popsicles are sweetened with honey. You could use stevia if you wish, but honey compliments the coconut milk deliciously.

Why You’ll Love Coconut Milk Popsicles

Mixing up a batch of patriotic popsicles is super easy.

Whip out your popsicle molds from the bottom of your cupboard (that's what we call cabinets in Ireland). Any shape mold will work. My version features a traditional popsicle mold.

Making the popsicle mix is as easy as blending up a few simple, wholesome ingredients.

Sprinkles are added to the bottom of the popsicle molds. Coconut milk is then blended together with a bit of honey and vanilla, poured into the molds and frozen. It can't get easier than that.

You can crate a vegan version of these pops if you swap the honey for agave or maple syrup.

Red, white and blue sprinkles are all that are needed to add a patriotic twist to this summer treat. Plus you can even find vegan sprinkles in stores these days.

Ingredients for Red, White and Blue Popsicles

This recipe calls for only four simple ingredients. Here's what you'll need...

Coconut Milk - use a full fat coconut milk. It creates a creamier popsicle.

Vanilla Extract or Vanilla Paste - enhance the flavor of your popsicles with a little vanilla. Be sure to use real vanilla extract, not a fake vanilla essence. Vanilla bean paste also works, and adds some lovely dark vanilla flecks to the popsicles.

Honey - this is used to sweeten these popsicles. You can choose any sweetner you prefer from maple syrup to agave, stevia to cane sugar. The choice is yours.

Colored Sprinkles - these patriotic popsicles use red, white and blue cake sprinkles to decorate them. You can choose to add as much as you like, but I like to just dip the tip of the popsicle in these colorful decorations. You can also adapt these popsicles for any occasion, by using any sprinkle colors you like. Pink sprinkles work great for a girl's birthday party, blue for a boy's party or pastel colors to celebrate spring.

Patriotic Popsicle Recipe Card

You can file this recipe for 4th of July fun, or for any summer days when you need to cool down with a creamy, dreamy treat.

Here's the printable recipe.