
5 minutes
You will need:
a blender
1/2 cup and 1/3 cup measuring
1/2 teaspoon and 1 Tablespoon measuring
Can opener
popsicle molds for 8 popsicles
a freezer
2-6 hours or until frozen
8 servings
One 5.4 ounce can of organic coconut cream
One 8 ounce unsweetened coconut milk
1/4 cup cacao powder lakanto and monkfruit sweetened Drinking Chocolate with probiotics and Autism Hope Alliance - Autism Approved (dairy free, gluten free, sugar free, vegan)
1/3 cup EPIC Bone Broth Bison Apple Cider, 100% Pasture Raised Bison
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
6 drops vanilla stevia
One pinch of real sea salt
Optional 1-2 Tablespoons of your favorite green powder
Blend all combined ingredients
Pour into popsicle molds (makes about 8 popsicles)
Place in freezer until frozen.
In a blender combine all ingredients and blend well.
Pour into popsicle molds (makes about 8 popsicles).
Place in freezer until frozen.
These delicious and nourishing desert pops are approved by my children (one of whom is on the spectrum), and all of their friends. I have even had my children's friends request to help make them and to bring the recipe home. If you run short on bone broth you can substitute with veggie broth. If you need to make a little more to fill that final popsicle mold, try adding a little veggie broth. (Always save your water when steaming vegetables as this makes very good broth).
Check out my video lesson on:
Why healthy food is important, and
How to make Coconut Cacao Buffalo Pops
Lisa Shelton, CHC, recipe inspired from Elissa Arnheim