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Fruity Milk Pops

Looking for a fun and unique snack? Trade out your classic ice pop for this healthy recipe using LDF milk and fresh local fruits.

1 cup strawberries
3 cups Longmont Dairy milk
1 tablespoon granulated sugar

Place strawberries in blender and purée until smooth. Add milk and sugar to strawberry mix, and blend. Pour mixture into ice pop molds and place in freezer overnight or until frozen. Makes 8 milk pops.

Variation: Substitute 1 cup LDF half and half for 1 cup LDF milk for a thicker treat. Try with your favorite fruits.

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