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Peach Juice Fruit Popsicles

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March 3, 2020 by Victoria Leave a Comment

Make this easy peach juice fruit popsicles with the leftover juice from canned fruit! A great way to use every drop of your canned goods, and a delicious treat on a hot day! Perfect for kids of all ages!

frozen peach juice fruit popsicle in kid friendly sizes

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Our canned goods have been flying of our shelves, usually our canned vegetables since we make a ton of soup. But our fruit is also getting used for homemade pies and just general enjoyment.

And while it may be standard practice to just drain the fruit juice into the sink, it's a sham to let it go to waste! So we've started making fruit juice pops with ours!  It's downright delicious.  Especially on a hot day!

How to Make Frozen Peach Juice Fruit Popsicles

With little ones, I recommend making smaller pops to ensure they are eaten before melting returning to juice. ;-)  We love these Popsicle molds with the larger handles, because they are super easy to hold for little hands!  Just be sure not to overfill them!

Or, if you want to create a more nostalgic feel, you can use these reusable silicon ice-pop molds. I like these best for ice-pops because the lids are attached.  Otherwise they would be lost in about 2 seconds!

My kids love popsicles, and I'm more than happy to oblige when it's made with real fruit juice!  Especially fruit that has been grown in my own yard using ingredients I'm comfortable with.

frozen peach juice fruit popsicle being enjoyed by a little boy

Step One

Use the juice from your canned peaches, either store-bought or from this canned peach recipe. 

Fill as many of the molds you can 3/4 of the way full.

Step Two

Store the molds in the freezer upright for at least 4 hours.  This time could vary greatly due to differentiating freezer temperatures. Typically, eight hours would work for any freezer.

Enjoy right away or store in the freezer for up to 3 months!

NOTE: We like to make these at night so there is "less waiting" and they are ready when we wake up in the morning!

MORE RECIPES TO TRY:  Canning peaches isn't the only way to store them.  Try freezing peaches!  And honestly, is there any better way to each peaches than in a Peach Cobbler?

frozen peach juice pop in kid friendly mold

Frozen Peach Juice Pops

Stop wasting all that fruit juice leftover from your canned peaches. Instead, make a quick and easy peach juice fruit popsicle.
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Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Keyword: frozen juice pops, frozen peach juice pops, frozen pops, ice-pops, popsicles
Prep Time: 2 minutes
Freezing Time: 4 hours
Total Time: 4 hours 2 minutes
Servings: 6 popsicles

Equipment

  • ice-pop molds

Ingredients

  • 2 cups peach juice (store-bought or homemade)

Instructions

  • Fill as many of the molds you can 3/4 of the way full of peach juice.
  • Store the molds in the freezer upright for at least 4 hours. Sometimes this may take up to eight hours depending on your freezer's temperature.

Notes

We use the juice from this canned peach recipe.  
NOTE: We like to make these at night so there is "less waiting" and they are ready when we wake up in the morning!
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