Blackberry Ice Pops – Paletas de Mora

Name: Blackberry Ice Pops – Paletas de Mora
Prep time: 5M
Total time: 5M
Yield: 8 Servings
Ingredients: 1 pkg. frozen GOYA® Blackberry Fruit Pulp, thawed; ¾ cup honey or agave syrup

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Making naturally fruity, refreshing ice pops is easier than ever when you use GOYA® Blackberry Fruit Pulp. Already mashed and seeded, the bright blackberry fruit pulp is simply sweetened with a touch of honey, and then frozen in molds. Easy enough for the kid chefs in your family, these ice pops are extra cool on the hottest summer days.

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Prep Time:5m

Yields:8 Servings

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Ingredients

1 pkg.
(14 oz.)

frozen GOYA® Blackberry Fruit Pulp, thawed

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¾ cup

honey or agave syrup

Directions

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Step 1

In medium bowl, mix together blackberry fruit pulp, honey and ½ cup water, stirring until honey dissolves.

Step 2

Evenly divide blackberry mixture among eight 3-oz. ice pop molds. Transfer molds to freezer; freeze until slushy, about 1 hour. Insert Popsicle stick into each mold. Freeze until ice pops are solid, about 3 hours more.

Step 3

To serve, quickly run bottom of molds under hot water before unmolding.

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Blackberry Ice Pops – Paletas de Mora

Prep Time: 5m

Total time: 5m

Yields: 8 Servings

Making naturally fruity, refreshing ice pops is easier than ever when you use GOYA® <a title="Blackberry Fruit Pulp" href="https://goya.com/en/products/blackberry-fruit-pulp" data-id="7946">Blackberry Fruit Pulp</a>. Already mashed and seeded, the bright blackberry fruit pulp is simply sweetened with a touch of honey, and then frozen in molds. Easy enough for the kid chefs in your family, these ice pops are extra cool on the hottest summer days.