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Blackberry Lemon Tea Pops

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Blackberry Lemon Tea Pops are a great way to get refreshed in the hot summer weather. Whole blackberries surrounded by frozen lemonade tea and pieces of homemade candied lemon.

Close up of a Blackberry Lemon Tea Pop with dried tea in the forefront.

I don’t know what the weather has been like for you this summer, but for us it has been the driest, hottest, most humid weather we have had here in Ontario for years! People that have pools really are getting a good season for a change.

Trying to stay hydrated and cooling off from the heat has been so important. There are so many great ways to do this, but one of my favourites is popsicles. These Blackberry Lemon Tea Pops are perfect when it’s time to take a break from the hot summer sun.

If you are a berry lover, check out 18 Fresh Strawberry Recipes. Perfect for summer eating!!

Overhead shot Blackberry Lemon Tea Pops on a tray of ice.

Making popsicles at home is so much fun. Whatever your imagination can think up you can create. The best part is that you don’t have to use any artificial flavours or preservatives. Natural sweetness can usually come from berries, juice or tea.

There are lots of different shaped ice pop molds as well, even some made from stainless steel. Once you start making your own frozen treats and see how easy and fun it is, you will quickly become a hit with the kids and adults alike. I guarantee the ones you make at home are so much better than bought, and the flavour combinations are endless.

Close up of a single Tea Pop showing ingredients inside.

For these ice pops, I used whole blackberries, Teavana® Summer Lemonade Citrus tea and candied lemon zest. Simple ingredients that produce a nice zesty and refreshing popsicle.

Have you ever made candied lemon zest? It is so easy and really adds a nice lemon flavour to whatever you decide to use it in. Fine Cooking has a great easy recipe. I just replaced the orange in this recipe with lemon.

Tea Pops out of the mold and on ice.

When brewing the tea I usually double the recommended amount per serving. I want a nice strong flavour. Once the tea is ready and slightly cooled, it’s time to assemble the ice pops.

Take your washed blackberries and place them in the ice pop molds. I try to use large berries so they stay in place a little better. Next drop in some strands of the candied lemon zest. Pour in your cooled tea, put on the tops and place in the freezer. Simple right? Go ahead experiment with different fruits and teas to come up with your favourite combination.

Extreme close up of tea pop, showcasing ingredients.

This tea is on the sweet side, and the candied lemon zest adds both sweetness and a bit of zest. I did not feel the need to add any additional sweetness, but of course, let your taste buds guide you.

Once they are frozen, I will run the outside of the mold under hot water to help loosen the pops out. Now time to sit back and relax with an incredible and refreshing Blackberry Lemon Tea Pop.

Blackberry Lemon Tea Pops long pin image.

If you like these, I have a few other frozen treats you should try. Strawberry Cheesecake Popsicles are a frozen version of the classic dessert. For a totally adult treat give Baileys Zebra a try. Who doesn’t love Bailey’s, coffee and chocolate?

Still craving something lemon? This is the BEST polenta cake recipe EVER!!

This recipe has been entered in the August Bloggers Scream for Ice Cream roundup!!

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Blackberry Lemon Tea Pops are a great way to get refreshed in the hot summer weather. Whole blackberries surrounded by frozen lemonade tea and pieces of candied lemon. | homemadeandyummy.com

Blackberry Lemon Tea Pops

Blackberry Lemon Tea Pops are a great way to get refreshed in the hot summer weather. Whole blackberries surrounded by frozen lemonade tea and pieces of candied lemon.
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Course: Frozen Treat
Cuisine: Canadian
Keyword: Homemade Popsicles
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 10 minutes
Servings: 4
Author: Gloria Duggan | Homemade & Yummy

Ingredients

  • 2 cups lemon tea strong brewed and slightly cooled
  • 1 package of fresh blackberries
  • Candied lemon zest optional

Instructions

  • Brew tea and cool slightly.
  • Wash blackberries.
  • Place a few berries into each ice pop mold.
  • Add a few strands of candied zest (if using) around berries.
  • Pour in tea.
  • Place on tops.
  • Place in freezer until frozen.
  • Run mold under hot water to loosen the ice pop.
  • ENJOY!!
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  1. Ramona

    Your Blackberry Lemon Tea Pops look so refreshing. I would normally expect to see strawberry but it is nice to mix things up.

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  8. Kavey

    Absolutely love ice pops featurung real fruit, and like the idea of the tea too! If you fancy it, would love you to enter these into Bloggers Scream For Ice Cream! Just shout if you want info, or click on my website link. x

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  11. Laura | Wandercooks

    Oh wow these look so fruity and gorgeous. The weather has been horrible in our part of Australia lately, so I’m thoroughly looking forward to sunshine, swimming pools, and a batch of your delicious tea pops! I can’t wait to try that mix of blueberry and lemon zest! Thanks for sharing. 🙂

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  20. Cynthia

    These look so good. We have been getting blackberries from our CSA and I have ben wondering what to do with them other than bake them in something. i will have to give this refreshing treat a try!

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