You know how they say that you and your partner sort of become "one" once you get married? Well Chris and I are beyond that. We like the same movies. The same snacks. The same TV shows. Before I even make something, I know if he will or won't like it. And we also both learned to love things that we didn't love before solely because the other person is a fan. In my case: key limes.
It's not that I didn't like them before; I just rarely had them. I never would have ordered a key lime dessert off of a dinner menu before I met Chris, but now it's one of my go-to sweet treats. So as soon as I saw that Mary Anne and Mariel from Feast on the Cheap had a recipe for Key Lime Pie POPSICLES, I knew what my Secret Recipe Club post was going to be.One thing I absolutely love about Feast on the Cheap is that it is co-hosted by a mother-daughter team. I love cooking with my mom, so I know how special the duo must be for them. Their website is filled with a ton of amazing recipes, including these refreshing and delicious (and simple!) Key Lime Pops, so I highly suggest you going over and checking out their site! These pops were perfect on a hot summer evening and tasted just like a frozen version of my favorite pie. Enjoy!
Printable Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cups low-fat graham crackers crumbs
- Juice of 7 limes or about 3/4 cup of Key Lime juice
- 1 (32 oz.) container of low-fat or no-fat vanilla yogurt
- 1 (8 oz.) package low-fat cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup brown sugar, lightly packed
- 1 sleeve of 5 oz. Dixie cups
Using an electric or hand mixer, combine the sugar, yogurt, cream cheese, lime juice and all but 2 tbsp. of the graham cracker crumbs on medium-high speed. Blend until smooth and creamy, about 3 minutes.
Sprinkle a pinch of the remaining ground graham crackers in the bottom of each Dixie cup, then pour in the filling until about 3/4 full. Poke the popsicle sticks into each cup.
Freeze your pops for 2 hours before eating. About an hour in, straighten any sticks that are lopsided.
Note: If you’re freezing these overnight, cover the pops with some saran wrap to prevent potent ice box aromas from tainting the flavor of your desserts.
Source: Feast on the Cheap
Note: If you’re freezing these overnight, cover the pops with some saran wrap to prevent potent ice box aromas from tainting the flavor of your desserts.
Source: Feast on the Cheap
Love these! Key Lime Pie is one of my favourite desserts and these popsicles are a perfect way to enjoy them in the Summer, great SRC choice :)
ReplyDeleteWow, these look wonderful. My daughter (who is leaning over my shoulder) says we have to make these =o) Can't wait!
ReplyDeleteWhat a refreshing treat for a hot summer day!
ReplyDeleteThese key lime popsicles sounds wonderful and refreshing. Great SRC post
ReplyDeleteSooooo glad I had your blog this month! Oh, and you had me at key lime! These look absolutely perfect for the hot temps we are having down here in Houston. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the kind words - I haven't made these in awhile but I need to revisit them. My son would go nuts for them!
ReplyDeleteWhat perfect pops for a warm summer day! Love anything with lime. Great SRC pick!
ReplyDeleteWow, these are fantastic! I have a bottle of key lime juice I have been dying to try out! Perfect recipe!! Great src pick. Lynn @ Turnips 2 Tangerines
ReplyDeleteOoooh! I love a good pop and key lime is ALWAYS a good thing! I'm actually making lime pops this weekend - excellent inspiration, my friend :)
ReplyDeletePopsicles!! For the real adult with a child inside. These look fantastic.
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