Ice Pops.
By rakski
@rakski (153354)
Philippines
May 7, 2026 5:18am CST
To beat the heat, I had an ice pop today, a cold treat that reminds me of a popsicle but with the fresh taste of coconut. Since I do not have fresh coconut at hand, I made use of what I have. It is actually a popsicle Filipino style.
It was so refreshing, especially on a warm day. I made it for myself, which made it even more satisfying to enjoy. I made different flavors that I can find here at home, strawberry, Milo and Kool-Aid juice. Simple desserts like this can really brighten the mood. Sometimes the best snacks are the classic and affordable ones.
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7 responses
@DaddyEvil (173575)
• United States
14h
We have some of the ice pop plastics that I can freeze after filling with juice or Kool-Aid. I quit using them because they're hard to clean. I buy pop-ice most of the time.
Screenshot from Walmart.
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@DaddyEvil (173575)
• United States
6h
@rakski Very true. Anything that cools you down is good during the summer.
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@rakski (153354)
• Philippines
1h
@DaddyEvil so true and much better if it will not cost a thing because all the ingredients is in your kitchen 
@snowy22315 (207097)
• United States
15h
They sell coconut ice pops here, and they are so good. I love any kind of frozen confection really. So good when its hot.
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@Marilynda1225 (90455)
• United States
13h
I actually have popsicles in my freezer but store-bought. My favorite flavor is the pineapple coconut. I haven't made my own popsicles since my kids were young but I do enjoy a good popsicle especially when the weather is hot.
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@LooeyVille (94)
• United States
16h
Oh that brings back memories from my childhood. I haven't had an ice pop in ages.
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