Low Carb Ice Pops For A Tasty Summer Snack Or Dessert

If you enjoy popsicles and other cold sweet snacks in the summer, here are some tasty low carb ice pops for you to try. There is a wide variety of flavors to choose from and they will satisfy your sweet tooth without the carbs!

You might also like this collection of low carb summer desserts post.

My family loves a good popsicle and over the last few years I’ve accumulated quite a few low carb ice pop recipes that I wanted to share with you today.

I have everything from jello pops to chocolate protein pudding pops. Most of these recipes are quite simple and they are all low carb. Except for one doggie pop that I made for me pup. That’s a bonus recipe.:)

Different Popsicle Molds To Try

I have A LOT of popsicle molds and whichever one I use depends on my mood. So these are my favorite popsicle molds and why:

silicone push up molds: This is great for any kind of popsicle you might want to make. They are easy to clean and reuse over and over again. I especially like them for thicker popsicles using smoothies or pudding pops.
Zipsicle ice pop pouches: These are great if you want to make a bunch of freezicles using sugar free drinks, juices, pops or even alcohol pops. They are convenient and easy to use. I only use thin liquids in these though like sugar free lemonade or tea pops, etc.
Norpro ice pop maker: This mold is nice if you want to make a large batch of popsicles and the cover is convenient for keep the popsicle sticks in place.
Small pop molds: I like these kinds of popsicle molds because they are smaller the the Norpro pop maker. That way your pops will have less carbs per pop. Something to think about.
Kid’s popsicle molds: I have used these for when you really want to eat a full carb ice cream but want portion control.
Other molds: I often by molds at the dollar store if they are cute. Also Amazonhas so many cute and fun popsicle makers. I just bought my nephew a few dinosaur pops that I think he will love.

Ingredients For Low Carb Ice Pops

There is a variety of low carb ingredients you can use when making your popsicles. Think of all the low carb drinks you consume and how easy they would be to make into an ice pop!

tea and coffee
low carb soda
sugar free jello or pudding
almond milk and heavy cream
sweeteners like Swerve, Torani
sugar free drink mixes
low carb protein powders
berries, coconut, nuts
coconut milk and cream
citrus zest
baking extracts like vanilla, peppermint, lemon, etc

Now let’s look at those low carb popsicle recipes I have for you today. I’ve even add a doggie pop for those that want to keep their pups cool this summer. I hope you enjoy them!