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Sugar Free Orange Creamsicles

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These sugar free creamsicles will cool you off without all of the processed junk! You can feel good about serving these 3-ingredient popsicles to your family.

These sugar free orange creamsicles will cool you off without all of the processed junk! You can feel good about serving these 3-ingredient popsicles to your family. Click through to find out just how simple these popsicles are!

This post was originally posted on June 4, 2016 and has since been updated for user experience.

Although summer won’t be here for two more months, I cannot wait for it to arrive in NJ! I’m craving a sweet, icy treat and a suntan like nobody’s business.

I love sugary ice cream and popsicles like anyone else, but all of that sugar makes me not so bikini ready.

That’s how these delicious 3-ingredient sugar free orange creamsicles came about!

Better for you homemade creamsicles

Did you ever eat creamsicles as a kid? I used to love eating them in layers – I was a weird kid.

I’m a little too lazy to make it all super fancy by layering the vanilla component inside of the orange component. But these simple sugar free creamsicles are just as delicious and a million times easier.

Oh, and with a kick of healthy fats and vitamin c they’re much better for you!

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You can use whatever popsicle molds you have on hand, but in this post, I used these. They have a little bit of a base to catch drips.

I also LOVE these super fun popsicle molds that are 3-D dinosaurs. They’re so cute and the “stick” is a fossil!

Sugar Free Creamsicles

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Sugar Free Creamsicles

Course Dessert, Desserts, Snack
Cuisine American, Kid friendly
Keyword creamsicle, popsicle, sugar free
Prep Time 5 minutes
Servings 6 popsicles
Calories 123 kcal

Ingredients

  • 1 cup orange juice
  • 1 can of full-fat coconut milk
  • 1/2 tsp vanilla

Instructions

  1. Refrigerate the coconut milk until the white creamy part is solid enough to remove from the liquid. Overnight is best.
  2. Melt or allow to come to room temperature and soften before mixing in the orange juice and vanilla.
  3. Whisk until fully incorporated and pour into molds. Freeze until fully frozen through. Enjoy!

Recipe Notes

If you think you’d like your pops a little sweeter, I suggest using vanilla stevia to taste in place of the vanilla. Save the water for some other recipe (it goes great in smoothies) We like Simply Orange orange juice. Whatever you use, make sure the ingredients are simple and no sugar added.

Nutrition Facts
Sugar Free Creamsicles
Amount Per Serving (1 g)
Calories 123 Calories from Fat 100
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 11.14g 17%
Saturated Fat 9.8g 49%
Polyunsaturated Fat 0.134g
Monounsaturated Fat 0.481g
Sodium 8mg 0%
Potassium 188mg 5%
Total Carbohydrates 6.23g 2%
Dietary Fiber 0.1g 0%
Sugars 3.45g
Protein 1.33g 3%
Vitamin A 1%
Vitamin C 19%
Calcium 1%
Iron 10%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

So tell me – what was your favorite frozen treat as a kid? Did you ever eat anything in an odd way Let me know in the comments!

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Comments

    • Wow! That’s definitely hot! And I saw them for $.99 the other day at Walmart 😉

  2. Tans are totally overrated! Especially when those people that always have a great tan when they’re younger end up looking like an old leather handbag when they hit like 40 😛 #whitegirlrepping

    These look SO good!

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  3. Ha, I used to eat creamsicles the same exact way! Always ate the outside of sandwiches first, too.

    I didn’t know you could separate coconut milk that way. Cool! Since I’m not allowed to have creamsicles anymore, I’m excited to try this. Thanks for the recipe!

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  6. Sounds Yummy! Do they taste like coconut at all? I have two boys that can not stand coconut… not that I won’t be making these for everyone else but i was just wondering. Pinned!

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    • I didn’t notice too much of a coconut flavor. I think because it OJ and vanilla overpower it for the most part. 🙂 hopefully they don’t notice any taste!

  7. o0o0o this sounds grea! omg–i ate it in layers too!! I also used to eat the edges of ego waffles first before the middle parts…weirdos unite! haha!

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  14. These sound great! I will definitely make these with my children. Thanks for sharing!

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  16. Great recipe!! I love this healthy and very easy version! I found you via Coffee and Conversation. Have a lovely week! 🙂

    JES @ Strangers & Pilgrims on Earth

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  17. My daughter tries to really limit the sugar my granddaughters consume, and of course they love frozen treats, so I will be sharing this with her. Thanks so much for sharing over at the Celebrate Your Story! link party! I am always happy to come and see what you have to share!

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  20. I ate my creamsicles the same way, orange part first. My hubby wanted creamsicles a few weeks ago and the ones I bought were a huge disappointment. More orange popsicle, very little cream. They don’t make them like they used to do they? Thank you for the recipe.

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  23. Wow, this is awesome! I love orange creamsicles, but I’m always looking for recipes that are sugar free. We are definitely going to be trying this soon! I’m sharing this on social media and featuring this for Tuesday Talk this week! I love it! -Jessica, Sweet Little Ones

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  24. Morgan, you are coming up with some great recipes without the added sugar! I love the creamscicle flavor and so these will definitely be made this summer! I didn’t eat anything weird, I used to eat everything weird! LOL I wouldn’t let my food touch on my plate and always ate one thing in entirerty, then the next and the next. No mixing of anything. Now I would hate that! LOL

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  26. Cream sickles were my delight as a kid. When the ice cream truck would roll around the neighborhood, it was always my treat to purchase. Homemade ones are twice as yummy.

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  27. HI Morgan,
    Boy these popsicles sound so tasty, healthy and refreshing – great for the summertime heat. Being sugar free makes them extra special without all those chemicals in the store bought brands. Sharing.

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  33. I used to eat Creamsicles in layers too! Love this tasty, healthier recipe. Scheduling pins to multiple boards and tweeted. Thank you for sharing with us at the Hearth and Soul Hop.

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