I think I can easily say that the popsicle mold I bought earlier this summer has been the wisest investment I’ve made all year. With the end of the heatwave that’s hit SoCal nowhere in sight, I’ve been heavily putting it to use and cranking out all sorts of popsicle recipes. Although I wish that I could have shared all of those recipes with you on the blog, my desire to devour these frozen treats has heavily outweighed that of documenting the process of making them.

Luckily for you, I did manage to put together this simple and delicious recipe for Peach and Honey Popsicles. The combination of peaches and honey in this recipe gives off a tangy and sweet taste that is both delicious and refreshing, making these popsicles exactly what you need to cool off on a hot summer day.

To give you an idea of how hot it’s been around this part of the world, these popsicles were only out of the mold for only about 4-5 minutes before they started to melt. Thankfully, I was able to pop them back into the mold and put them in the freezer before they ended up in a huge puddle on the tray I was photographing them on.

4-5 medium peaches

1/2 cup of honey

1 cup of water

You’ll also need:

Popsicle sticks

Instructions:

1. Blend the ingredients until you have a puree mixture.

2. Next, pour the mixture into the popsicle mold and add popsicle sticks.

3. Finally, pop the mold into your freezer for a 3-4 hours or until the mixture hardens. When you’re ready to devour these frozen treats, run the mold under warm water so that each popsicle slides out more easily.

I hope you enjoy this recipe!

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As you’re reading this post, I’m probably on the road and on the way to my new home, the city of Portland. It’s crazy that I’m finally making the move after months of constantly talking about it and sounding like a broken record! I’m both excited and scared about this new change in my life, and I’m looking forward to sharing this new adventure with you in the upcoming months. That being said, my priority in the next few days will be to find a place to live and settle into my new home, so please excuse me if I take a little bit longer than usual to respond to all your comments. If you want to see what I’m up to in real time, you can follow me on Instagram @helenveyna.

Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful rest of the week!

xoxo,

Helen