It’s Emily from PrettyPies.com here to share another secretly healthy whole-foods dessert recipe: Frozen Mojito Pie! The classic cocktail translated into PIE form!
Have you ever had a mojito? I had my very first one a couple of months ago while I was on vacation at the beach and I’ve been dreaming of it ever since. It combines lime and mint, which is so incredibly refreshing.
We bought this huge watermelon the other day. While the flavor was very sweet, the texture was a bit weird, so I decided to make this Watermelon Lime Sorbet with it. What an awesome decision that was! It came out SO GOOD!! There is also ZERO added sugar. If you love sorbet, you may also like my Strawberry Rhubarb Sorbet.
This healthy sorbet recipe is vegan, gluten free and paleo. You only need 3 simple ingredients! I used my ice cream maker, but if you don’t have one, you can always make popsicles instead. I like these molds.
This is Emily from prettypies.com sharing a delicious (and nutrient-packed) dessert with you today– a recipe for Frozen Piña Colada Cake. A creamy tropical treat that’s perfect on a hot summer day.
Do you like piña coladas? I recently tasted my very first piña colada while on vacation. Omg YUM! I wanted to recreate the unforgettable flavor, but in a healthier way. This cake is made with fresh pineapple, coconut cream and very little added sugar! PLUS it has a secret ingredient that adds even more nutrients.
You would never guess that there’s an ENTIRE zucchini hidden inside of it. Haha! Yes, vegetables in your dessert, because who doesn’t need more green veggies in their life? I promise you can’t taste vegetables. The zucchini actually makes it more creamy.
I am always looking for ways to use up ripe bananas. My daughter, Meadow, and I made these Peanut Butter Banana Popsicles together. She loves helping me, and this recipe was a very easy one for her to help with. You can see her in the picture below. If you like homemade popsicles, you may also like my blueberries and cream popsicles or my strawberry popsicles.
These popsicles can easily be made nut free by using sunflower butter instead of peanut butter. I added some chocolate chips to mine, but that is a totally optional ingredient. You can just do the peanut butter and banana if you prefer. If you love my 5 minute banana ice cream, you will love these!
I think the warm weather is here to stay here in Dallas. It’s been in the 80s all week. So it was about time to break out the popsicle molds
These peach popsicles are dairy free and contain very little added sugar. In fact, you can omit the sugar all together if you get some super ripe peaches. My peaches were slightly on the tart side, so I added a little maple syrup.
I love making my own popsicles. These tropical popsicles are my latest creation Most store bought brands contain unnecessary ingredients. When I make my own, I can create whatever I like. I even take requests from the girls. It’s been so hot here in Texas, so a frozen treat is perfect. These tropical popsicles are awesome. They are cool and refreshing, and well… tropical.
These tropical popsicles are very easy to make. Did you know that coconut water is a natural electrolyte replacement? It totally is! Much better than Gatorade. Tastes better too! These would make the perfect post workout snack. I hope you enjoy them.
