I recently created these Chocolate Banana Homemade Popsicles, which are super yummy if you need a cold summer treat that is almost dairy-free.
Chocolate Bananas Homemade Popsicles
So I decided to create a popsicle that doesn’t contain milk since my husband is pretty allergic to the stuff. So, this popsicle is made up mostly of bananas, peanut butter, and chocolate chips. Let’s say if you like that chocolate-covered frozen bananas that Disneyland sells than you’ll love these popsicles.
Today, quite a few of my talented friends joined me on this fun post. So, make sure to check out their yummy recipes at the bottom of this post.
I’ve made a version of this recipe with frozen bananas, and it turns out like yummy dairy-free ice cream. So, I thought, why not try it as a chocolate banana homemade popsicles. Well, I’m delighted that they turned out delicious and that my hubby is continually asking to have one. So, now that I captured photos of them for this post, I guess I’ll let him devour some. I did make a creamy custard popsicle that you can check out the recipe.
Do you make homemade popsicles? Looking back, I wished I had made them when my kiddos were young. It is always nice to feed the family things that you know exactly the ingredients. Don’t you wonder if we are eating way too much-processed foods?
Chocolate Banana Homemade Popsicles
Ingredients
Popsicles
- 4 bananas
- 1/2 cup peanut butter
- 3/4 cup chocolate chips can use vegan
- 1/2 cup agave syrup
Chocolate Outer Shell
- 1/2 cup coconut oil
- 1 1/2 cups chocolate chips can use vegan
Instructions
Popsicles
- Blend bananas, peanut butter, agave syrup, and chocolate chips in a blender.
- Place mixture in 10 popsicles molds and insert top and popsicle stick in each mold.
- Put in freezer and freeze for at least 4 hours.
Chocolate Dip
- Place chocolate chips and coconut oil in a microwaveable glass.
- Place in microwave and cook for about a minute or so. Make sure to mix at different intervals and check out if the chips are melting.
- Once the chocolate syrup is melted dip each frozen popsicles in the melted syrup.
I love that they are pretty much dairy-free (minus the milk in the chocolate chips) and still very delicious. Ok, I have a bit of trouble with getting my popsicles out of the snazzy popsicle molds. I’ve tried letting them sit out for a bit, turning the mold upside down and soaking in the bottom section. I finally found what worked best for me. But as you can see the creamy popsicle does melt a little bit, and they look homemade! Well, the reality is that I’m a real chef will honest results!
A few tricks on making popsicles
1. The key to getting a beautiful looking popsicle is the mold you use. I tried the plastic mold only to experience a ton of frustration. You see, the mold was so stiff that I couldn’t get the popsicles out. My friend, Colette told me of some silicone molds and I gave them a try and they came out perfectly. I was super happy that with a little twist of the mold the popsicles popped out so nicely.
2. After lifting the popsicles out of the molds place back in the freezer. A couple of minutes later dip them in the chocolate to create the outer shell. Freeze again to harden everything before eating your chocolate banana homemade popsicles.
The popsicle mold is such an important element to this recipe. In the past, I struggled with lifting the popsicles out of the mold. Recently I found a silicone mold that works wonderfully!
I’m so glad you made the trek over to view my chocolate banana homemade popsicles post. And it would be just peachy if you have the time to make some of these popsicles. Until my next blog post, I hope you have a beautiful day!
Cheers,
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Jackie
Janine these look delightful! My boys would love these!
happyhappynester
Hi Jackie,
Ah, thanks. Your kids will love this recipe, and especially the outside chocolate layer is scrumptious.
Ashley
These look oh so yummy! ;}
happyhappynester
Thanks so much Ashley!
Laura @ Inspiration for Moms
Banana and chocolate is like the perfect combination! Yum!
happyhappynester
Laura,
Thanks so so much! It’s my favorite too!
Tana - Your Marketing BFF
Frozen chocolate and bananas are the perfect combo! These look delightful.
happyhappynester
Ah, thanks so much, Tana! I’m hoping to try yet another recipe! Thanks for all your encouragement!
Sue
I tried the popsicles today. They’re delicious! They’re so refreshing. My husband didn’t want to try it but he did and really likes them. The only trouble I had was getting them out of the mold. Only half of the popsicle came out of each mold. I wonder if we can coat the mold with something to help alleviate that problem. Oh and I sprinkled finely chopped pecans on them after dipping in chocolate. Yum!!!
happyhappynester
Hi Sue,
I’m so happy to hear that you made the popsicles. I love the recipe too, and I had the same problem trying to get them out of the mold. I will buy another mold and see if that helps. I placed it in warmish water, and they came out, but they weren’t that pretty since they were somewhat melted. I’ll let you know on the blog about what I find out about the new popsicle molds.
Krista
These look delicious. I can’t wait to try them because I am sure it’s something the boys would like and I appreciate the tips on how to get them out of the mold!
Sue P.
I see the picture of the silicone mold but not a link. Can you add a link as I’d like to buy “tried and true” molds. Thanks!
Janine Waite
Sue, here’s the popsicle mold that I use! Sorry for the broken link. I’ll make sure to fix it! https://urlgeni.us/amzn/redpopsiclemold