Golden Kiwi & Coconut Popsicles

Well here we are folks, the end of August (and basically summer!) has finally come upon us. Is it too late to create more popsicles? I don’t think so. Especially living in OC the temps here are still 90s in some places. Yikes! But I ain’t mad though. ‘Tis why I moved here.

On to today’s hot topic, GOLDEN KIWIS! If you’ve never had one before I highly recommend you trying some! I came across these living in OC since I’ve never seen them before. I had to score some. The usually are more expensive than their green counterparts but one bite and you will find out why. A pack of 4 golden kiwis can cost you around $10-$12 depending on where you buy it.

Lucky for me, one day while browsing in an Asian Market, I saw a whole box for $7! Wowie! What a deal! So you know me, I scooped up the freshest box I could and took that bad bwoy home. Some fun facts about the golden kiwi:

  • More vitamins, fiber and protein than the green ones
  • Fewer seeds and smoother, less hairy skin
  • Less acidic than the green ones, making them taste much sweeter

So anyways I’m pretty sure the box came with 10+ Kiwis and I couldn’t eat them fast enough raw. So your girl came up with the brilliant idea to freeze them into popsicles! That way the Kiwis can last a bit longer and I’m not forced to shove 7 kiwis down before they spoil. LOL.

I wanted something to contrast the slight tartness of the kiwi (cause some were still tangy) so we added coconut water and bit of sugar for the base. Add a couple slices of kiwi fruit and these were to die for! My mans and pups loved them so much and they are always a great day to cool down during these hot summers.

As always here’s the recipe and video below!

Until next time!

Golden Kiwi & Coconut Popsicles

Recipe by Jen H. Dao
Servings

4

servings
Prep time

5

minutes

Ingredients

  • 4 Golden Kiwis

  • 1 tbsp sugar (more/less to taste)

  • 1 can coconut juice

Directions

  • Slice 1 kiwi and dice 3 kiwis
  • Add the 3 diced kiwis into a blender, sugar and coconut juice
  • Place slices in popsicle molds and pour in mixture
  • Freeze for 6 hours or overnight

Recipe Video

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