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Summer Dessert Recipes: Chocolate Banana Pudding & Fruit Whip Pops

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Summer is officially upon us, and June is National Dairy month. We are working with The National Frozen & Refrigerated Foods Association (NFRA) to ignite a healthy passion for refrigerated dairy foods, showing the delicious goodness that can come from the refrigerated dairy aisle for culinary and snack time inspiration to create quick and easy summer recipes! Today we’ve created two summer dessert recipes that are sure to be a hit, taste delicious, get in a dose (or two) of dairy, and keep you cool.

Two quick and easy summer treat recipes that will help you get in a dose of dairy and fun. Chocolate Banana Pudding Recipe | Fruit Whip Pops

Chocolate Banana Pudding

  • 4 large ripe bananas
  • ½ cup unsweetened cocoa powder
  • ¼ cup milk
  • ½ teaspoon vanilla extract

The secret ingredient in this chocolate pudding recipe is bananas! SO good! A great way to get in a serving of dairy and fruit.

Peel the bananas and cut into rounds. Freeze for about 3 hours.

In a bowl, whisk together cocoa powder, almond milk, and vanilla extract. Place mixture in food processor with the frozen banana rounds and salt, and blend well. I found I had to stop frequently to stir it up. As you go, the bananas will start to soften and blend, you kind of have to work at it until it smooths.

Every chocolate lover will enjoy this chocolate banana pudding. Add raspberries for an extra special touch. This is an easy recipe to mix up this summer.

Chocolate Banana Pudding And Fruit Whip Popsicles Video Tutorial:

Fruit Whip Popsicles

  • 3 cups pineapple, roughly chopped, or kiwi or whatever fruit you wish to use
  • 1.5 cups greek yogurt
  • 1/4 cup milk
  • 2 Tbsp agave nectar
  • Dixie cups or Popsicle mold

Quick and easy fruit whip freezer pops. This recipe is a fun way to give your kids a serving of dairy and fruit on hot summer afternoons.

Chop 3 cups of pineapple or your desired fruit. Add fruit into a bowl and set in the fridge for 15 minutes to chill.

Whisk greek yogurt, milk, and agave nectar until well mixed.

Next, alternate fruit and yogurt mix into mold or cups. Tap cup gently on counter to eliminate air bubbles.

Add sticks and freeze for 5 hours/until frozen.

Fruit Whip Pops | Easy frozen pop recipe with fruit. This is a great summer treat for the kids, or for you. Mix it up and use your favorite fruits.

Explore new ways to enjoy fresh, simple foods and unleash the versatility of the aisle that is beyond cool! The refrigerated aisle is where we go for products we count on every day, what will you make this summer??

Visit EasyHomeMeals.com for more recipe ideas!

*This is a sponsored post on behalf of NFRA.

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Cynthia started her one stop shop for everything from blog design to custom illustration and logo creation 3 years ago. Over 100 blog designs later, and many late night dates with her Macbook Pro, NW Designs has become her full time job. You can find her at NW Designs or NapWarden