Let's Keep It Cool- Popsicle Ideas for the 4th!

It’s Friday Lovelies and you know what that means? Hanging out with your best friends on a nice day enjoying a…popsicle! Nothing says summer more than a yummy popsicle. It’s a lovely nostalgic treat that can be just as healthy as it is fun to eat. And we are very excited to show you how these pops can make it into the spotlight at your 4th of July party this year! So easy and inexpensive to make, these 4th of July popsicle ideas will have your guests and little ones in awe of what you have put together yourself. The little ones can even join in the fun in making them too if you want. Honestly, the hardest part about all of these homemade popsicles is waiting until they freeze to eat them! Such a great idea for 4th of July. We have rounded up the best homemade 4th of July popsicle ideas on the web for you to rock out this year at your party, all with tutorials!!

{How about this homemade french vanilla popsicle on the 4th? Amazing right? Get the tutorial from Itsy Bitsy Foodies}

{I love the fresh fruit and yogurt in this red white and blue popsicle! Super healthy too! Get the tutorial from Super Health Kids}

How cute are these red, white and blue popsicles on a stick?! I love the presentation too. Get the tutorial from Seeded At The Table}

{Love berries for the 4th, especially if they are in popsicle form! Get this tutorial from An Edible Mosaic}

{I want these right now!! These are white berry sangria pops! Amazing right? Get the tutorial from Betty Crocker}

{Love these little berry pop ones! Looks like a nice treat! Get this tutorial from The Not So Super Mama}

{I love magic shell and these red white and blue edible jewels are so amazing too! Make this at home with Say Yes to Ho Boken‘s tutorial}

{Lovely red white and blue rocketship popsicles filled with berries! Get this tutorial from Did Someone Say Party Site}

{Everything is better with stars include these star red white and blue popsicles! Get the tutorial from M For Mommy}

{Ok so these aren’t red, white and blue but different shades of red definitely still works for 4th of July and I could pass up showing you a raspberry creamsicle! I can’t believe these are homemade! Get the tutorial from Spoonful}