Coconut Flower Popsicles

Posted on by Kellie Van

Scorching Summer days have not yet arrived but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a popsicle or two. But if you know me, a popsicle isn’t just a popsicle. It’s gotta be amazingly tasty and gorgeous. These Coconut Flower Popsicles are just that. Made with pure coconut water and delicate edible flower petals, they might just be too good-lookin’ to consume. Oh– and you don’t even need a popsicle mold. Read on, you’ll see…

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To my surprise there are actually many many flowers that are edible like roses, pansies, and chrysanthemums. You’ve probably heard of rose syrup and chrysanthemum teas right? For these popsicles, I used a variety of petals from roses, pansies, and mums. Click HERE to see an edible flower chart.

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Please note that you should only use flowers grown free of pesticides.

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If you don’t have a popsicle mold, it’s A-OK because you don’t need one. I used little plastic dixie cups, lollipop sticks, and foil to keep the sticks in place while they freeze.

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Since the petals are light and tend to rise on top of liquid, the trick is to freeze in layers so you’ll get flowers in every bite. I did it in three layers. Pour in the first layer of pure coconut water (with pulp for texture) and add in some petals. Let set for about 40 mins then repeat two more times. On the last layer, cover the dixie cups with foil and add in the lollipop sticks.

I bet you’ve never seen any popsicles this pretty and healthy! Please share your thoughts…

Have a wonderful Wednesday.

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42 thoughts on “Coconut Flower Popsicles”

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  12. Seriously, they’re gorgeous! I put edible flowers on all of our salads in the summer because I think they are so beautiful, and I just love even the idea of eating flowers– I mean doesn’t that sound just so right!? But these are beyond gorgeous. I’m not totally sure I’d have the patience for the three layer thing though– kitchen business isn’t exactly my forte! But I love that you did! And maybe some day I’ll get inspired! Thanks for the inspiration.

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  18. Those look so, so delicious. I made something similar once with rosewater and orange blossom. Not for consumption but rather as a cold( freezing cold ) toner . Works wonder for circulation and pores + it evens skin tone too. Your pictures are amazing , as always ! X

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  25. So beautiful and delicious. What a great idea. Can’t wait until it’s hot enough here in Brooklyn to break these babies out.

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