Recipe / food styling / photography by - Sunayana Gupta
These bright color ‘Orange Popsicles’ or ‘Orange Bars’ taste tantalizing, refreshing and are one of my favorites. The ingredients can be quickly combined and poured in moulds to set in freezer. Bonus….these pops are healthy enough to be served in place of fruit or juice since they are made with real orange extract. So there are absolutely no preservatives and you can serve these lovely pops to your kids without any guilt. This recipe makes 6 pops, but in case you want to make more…just double the quantity of ingredients.
Besides, these homemade orange pops can also make one of the most attractive and fun filled activity for your kids in holiday time. So while making these delicious orange pops, involve your kids and see how delighted they will be doing this simple home project.
Ice pops or ice lollies can be easily made at home in varied flavors. I have already posted recipes for lemon popsicle and spiced kala khatta popsicle which you must try some time.
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No serving suggestions for this wonderful homemade treat. Just enjoy!
Orange Popsicle
These bright color Orange Popsicle or Orange Bars taste tantalizing, refreshing and are one of my favorites. The ingredients can be quickly combined and poured in popsicle molds to set in freezer.
Preparation Time : 5 hours Cooking Time : 0
Category : Ice cream Cuisine : Servings : 6 servings
Author : Sunayana Gupta
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