Refreshing Coconut Icy Poles (Paleo Treat)

What to do when you've made more coconut milk than you can possibly use? Make coconut ice lollies of course! I already had some moulds for icy poles and some wooden sticks, so it couldn't have been easier. This would work great with coconut yoghurt too, next time you make a batch.

These Coconut Icy Poles are a fantastic way to use up leftover coconut milk or yoghurt and create a refreshing and healthy dessert. They are simple to make and perfect for cooling down on a hot day.

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Recipe: Coconut Icy Poles

These Coconut Icy Poles are a refreshing and easy Paleo dessert. Perfect for using up leftover coconut milk or yoghurt, they are a simple and healthy treat. Made with just three ingredients, they are quick to prepare and delicious to enjoy on hot days.
Prep Time10 minutes
Total Time10 minutes
Course: Desserts, Snacks
Cuisine: Paleo
Keyword: Coconut ice lollies, Coconut Icy Poles, Healthy Popsicles, Paleo Dessert, Refreshing Icy Poles
Servings: 4
Calories: 50kcal
Cost: $5

Equipment

  • Popsicle moulds
  • Wooden popsicle sticks

Ingredients

  • coconut milk
  • handful of berries
  • handful of coconut flakes

Instructions

  • Prepare the Moulds: First, put some berries at the bottom of each popsicle mould.
  • Add Coconut Flakes: Next, add a pinch of coconut flakes to each section.
  • Fill with Coconut Milk: Finally, top with the coconut milk (or yoghurt) until the moulds are full.
  • Insert Sticks: Insert the wooden sticks into each mould.
  • Freeze: Place the moulds in the freezer and freeze until solid, which typically takes a few hours.

Making these Coconut Icy Poles is a delightful way to enjoy a refreshing and healthy dessert that fits perfectly into a Paleo lifestyle. The combination of coconut milk, berries, and coconut flakes creates a delicious and nutritious treat that is easy to prepare.

These icy poles are not only a great way to use up leftover coconut milk or yoghurt but also a fantastic option for a cooling dessert on hot days. They are versatile and can be customized with your favourite fruits and flavours.

I hope you enjoy making and eating these iced lollies. For more creative and healthy Paleo recipes, be sure to explore my blog. I’d love to hear your thoughts and any variations you made to the recipe, so please share in the comments below. Happy cooking and enjoy your refreshing treat!
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Paleo Birthday Cake Recipe

Who said you can't have birthday cake now you're eating paleo?

My Mum is very careful to avoid all grains and sugars, so was both delighted and horrified when I presented her with this cake for her birthday! I didn't own up to the contents until she cut into it – she hadn't been expecting to cut into a melon!

Paleo birthday cake recipe no flour primal fruit cake

Birthday Cake Ingredients:

  • A large watermelon
  • Double cream (use coconut cream if you don't do dairy)
  • Flaked almonds
  • Summer berries

Birthday Cake How To:

1) The key is in cutting the watermelon into a good shape. Cut the top and bottom off the melon (at the widest part). Cut the edge off carefully, making sure your cut is straight. There will be a lot of wastage in pursuing the perfect cake shape – so save it all for a fruit salad!

2) Whip up the cream (use coconut cream if you can't tolerate dairy) and spoon it onto the melon cake, arranging it to cover the whole cake.

3) Sprinkle the almond flakes onto the sides and top of the cake and decorate with fresh berries.

Paleo birthday cake recipe no flour primal fruit cake slice

You can also use other types of melon or pineapple – or even tier them to make a layered cake. Have you had a go at making a paleo birthday cake? I'd love to hear how you made yours!

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