14 of the Best Popsicles to Pick Up on Your Next Grocery Run
Updated: Jan. 05, 2024
You'll have the most popular house on the block with a freezer full of all the best popsicles!
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Popsicle Variety Pack
There’s no better way to kick off the official start of summer than with a box of classic popsicles for the neighborhood. You can choose from orange, cherry or grape flavors. But with only 40 calories per pop, why not try all three?
Outshine Fruit Bars
Outshine fruit bars are the ultimate refreshing popsicle treat! Made from real fruit juice, they’re a great source of vitamin C and pack some seriously fruity flavor with real cherries, tangerines and grapes mixed in. This is as close as you can get to homemade popsicles.
Original Bomb Pops
Could it really be summer without this iconic frozen treat? Once the weather heats up, no one can resist this cherry, lime and blue raspberry flavor explosion.
Otter Pops
Otter Pops come in six fun flavors perfect for kids—and adults. They’re made from 100% fruit juice and contain no artificial colors or high fructose corn syrup. Love that clean label!
Popsicle Scribblers
Need to keep the kids occupied for the afternoon? Head to the backyard with a box of Popsicle Scribblers under your arm. The fun crayon shapes and bright colors will keep kids entertained, and at only 25 calories per pop, it’s an everyday afternoon snack.
Good Pop Watermelon Agave
Looking to upgrade your popsicle habit? Good Pop makes watermelon agave popsicles that are the adult version of ice cream truck treats. They’re made with just four ingredients and have only 40 calories a pop. The fun flavor combo might inspire you to learn how to make popsicles at home.
Turkey Hill Fruit & Cream Bars
Want something a little creamier than an ice pop? Turkey Hill’s new line of fruit & cream bars are made with premium Turkey Hill ice cream and real fruit. Choose from strawberry, coconut, orange and strawberry lemonade. What a treat on a hot day!
Available at major retailers including Walmart, Safeway, Albertsons and Lowes.
Fla-Vor-Ice Freezer Pops
If you’re hosting a 4th of July party this year, don’t forget the giant box of freezer pops! They’ll bring back memories of lively parades and end-of-the-year school parties with their six fruity flavors. Grab one (or four) and get the party started. When it comes time to eat them, here’s a hack to open freezer pops without scissors.
Van Holten’s Pickle Ice
If pregnancy has you craving pickles and ice, then combine your two new loves with pickle ice pops. These tangy treats sound strange, but they just might hit the spot with your burger at a humid backyard barbecue.
Popsicle Fruit Twister
50% creamsicle, 50% popsicle, 100% delicious. The Twister Popsicles combine the perfect summer flavors of peach, raspberry and vanilla. Made from nonfat milk and real fruit puree, they’re about to take over the top spot in your freezer!
Skittles Freezer Pops
Taste the rainbow all summer long with Skittles-flavored freezer pops. You can find all five of your favorite candy flavors in easy-to-grab ice pops perfect for the backyard. Now we’re just waiting on Sour Skittles ice cream bars to make an appears in the U.S.
Dean’s Root Beer Twin Pops
Grab a friend and head outside to split a tasty treat. These root beer pops pack all the icy goodness of a root beer float without the mess. (You can also pick up a bottle of root beer and make your own popsicles for a bubbly treat.)
Outshine Strawberry Dark Chocolate Fruit Bars
Can’t decide between a chocolate or fruity dessert? Now you don’t have to! These refreshing strawberry popsicles are dipped in dark chocolate then rolled in granola and cacao nibs for the ultimate summer indulgence.
Halo Top Pineapple Fruit Pops
Craving a taste of the tropics? Halo Top’s new line of fruit pops—available in pineapple, strawberry, coconut, lime and mango—will transport your tastebuds to an island vacay. Bonus: Four of the flavors have fewer than 50 calories per pop!
Originally Published: April 30, 2021
