Coconut Chocolate Chip Frozen Kefir Pops!

Looking for a tasty frozen treat?

Of course you are.

Trying to get your daily probiotics in?

Of course you are.

Kill two birds with one stone with this super simple recipe! It's so simple, so refreshing, and packed with probiotics thanks to Lifeway Kefir!

Ingredients:

  • 2 cups plain Lifeway Kefir
  • 4 tbsp mini chocolate chips (I used Know Foods sugar-free chocolate chips)
  • 1/4 cup ChocZero coconut syrup*
  • optional: 1/2 cup canned coconut milk, adds to the creaminess
  • additional sweetener to taste*

Directions:

  1. Add all ingredients to a mixing bowl and combine thoroughly. 
  2. Pour into a freezer safe container (or popsicle molds if you have them) and place in the freezer. 
  3. Take out and stir every 20-30 minutes for 2-4 hours to add to the creaminess. 
  4. If in a large container, allow to soften and cut into 4 squares, carefully use a sharp knife to make a dent to insert a popsicle stick (or just enjoy with regular utensils!)
*If you don't have ChocZero syrup, you could use any sweetener of choice and add coconut flavoring. You can use my code: healthyhappyandfree for a discount on ChocZero. Their syrups are thick, delicious, and sweetened naturally with monk fruit! 

*The mixture will lose sweetness after frozen so make it a little sweeter than you want the finished product. Mine had some tartness to it but I like it that way!

How easy was that? The hardest part is waiting for it to freeze! I drizzled some Eating Evolved Chocolate Spread on it and holy yum! Try these out and let me know what you think!

What is your favorite frozen treat?



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