Peach and orange blossom honey pops
Full-fat strained yogurt gives a creamy texture while still imparting a refreshing bite that balances the juicy sweetness of stone fruit. Just remember, the act of freezing dulls flavors, so be generous with your sweeteners, or what tasted great in your blender jar may seem dull once it’s on a stick.
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Place the yogurt, milk, condensed milk, honey, peaches and preserves in a blender. Blend until smooth.
Divide the mixture evenly among the pop molds, pouring so that you leave about one-half inch of headroom at the top. Once they are filled, tap the molds gently against the counter, allowing the liquid to settle evenly into the molds and dislodging any air bubbles that may have formed. Cover the molds and fit with popsicle sticks, if necessary. Freeze the molds until completely firm, at least 5 hours. For easy unmolding, run the frozen pops under warm water for 10 to 15 seconds before removing them.
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