Blackberry lemon ice 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.
These healthy fruit popsicles made with tea are sure to be a hit. Easy to make and fun to eat.

Refreshing blackberry lemon ice tea pops are the perfect treat for hot summer days. Homemade popsicles with brewed tea and fresh berries.
Summer is just starting here, and it is going to be a HOT one for sure. Trying to stay hydrated and cooling off from the heat is so important. Sunscreen, cool drinks, and fun cold summer treats will be a must for sure.
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.
Homemade Lemon Popsicle Ingredients
No artificial ingredients needed in these cooling tea based popsicle recipe. Be sure to check out the suggestions and recipe tips below.

- lemon tea
- blackberries
- candied lemon
Easy Blackberry Lemon Ice Pops
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. The fruit and tea combinations are endless, along with any other flavour combination you can create.
- For these fruit and tea popsicles I brewed some lemon tea.
- Take your washed blackberries and place them in the ice pop molds.
- Next drop in some strands of the candied lemon zest.
- Pour in your cooled tea, put on the tops and place in the freezer.

Suggestions / Recipe Tips
- When brewing the tea I usually double the recommended amount per serving. I want a nice strong flavour. You can pick any flavour you like.
- Alternatively you can use bought ice tea for this homemade popsicle recipe. Lemonade and juice are can be used as well. In fact, you can turn this blended watermelon juice into a frozen treat.
- Blackberries can be replaced with any berry you like.
- If you want things on the sweeter side, add some honey to the tea. If you are using store bought juice, lemonade or ice tea, it will be sweetened.
- Candied lemon is optional but adds a nice little pop of flavour. Candied orange or pineapple would be great too.
Once they are frozen, I run the outside of the mold under hot water to help loosen the ice pops out.

If you are a berry lover, check out 18 Fresh Strawberry Recipes. Perfect for summer eating!!
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Did you know you can make some fun adult popsicles? Mix up a batch of this boozy rhubarb soda, pour into the molds and freeze!! This bourbon iced coffee recipe would work too.

Blackberry Lemon Tea Popsicles
Ingredients
- 2 cups lemon tea strong brewed and slightly cooled
- 1 cup 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.






Ramona
Your Blackberry Lemon Tea Pops look so refreshing. I would normally expect to see strawberry but it is nice to mix things up.
Homemade & Yummy
Thanks so much…and they are very refreshing.
Veena
These look so delicious.. cant’ wait to try them <3
Chef G
Thanks Veena.
Peanuts & Thread
These are such a good idea for the kids. Just throw in a mix they like a voila… where was this post all summer?
Chef G
Yup…easy and delicious.
Leslie
I’ve never thought of trying something like these. How cool, they look yummy!
Chef G
Easy and delicious.
sue | theviewfromgreatisland
What a fun way to do iced tea, and they’re so pretty!
Chef G
Thanks so much.
Annemarie @ justalittlebitofbacon
Blackberry and lemon is a great and refreshing combination and I love all the fresh fruit you used in each pop. I could definitely use one of these this summer!
Chef G
They are pretty and delicious.
Lisa @ garlicandzest.com
These are beautiful ice pops! Too pretty to eat — NOT!
Chef G
NOT…but I think they are pretty too.