Vanilla Mango Frozen Yogurt Ice Pops
Disclosure: This Vanilla Mango Frozen Yogurt Ice Pops recipe has been sponsored by Torani. I received free product, information, and or coupons for free Torani products as part of a sponsored campaign for Torani through SheSpeaks. All recipes and opinions are my own.
I was so happy to take part in the Torani Authentic Coffeehouse Flavor program through SheSpeaks.
I love coffee. I love flavored coffee. And my latest coffee obsession is cold brewed iced coffee.
Enough said!
Torani Syrups
I received a bottle of Torani Pumpkin Spice and a bottle of Torani sugar-free Vanilla Authentic Coffee House Flavor syrup to try out.
I loved the Pumpkin Spice flavor in my iced coffee.
To be honest I was a little hesitant to try the sugar-free Vanilla Torani syrup.
Normally I would not use a sugar-free product. I don't care for the aftertaste that normally is present with a sugar-free sweetener.
I shouldn't have hesitated a bit. I couldn't even tell there was an artificial sweetener used in the vanilla syrup.
The first thing you notice when you open the bottle of Torani sugar-free Vanilla syrup is the aroma of vanilla. The aroma of vanilla reminds me of when I am baking a vanilla flavored cake. All you can think is yummy!
I’ve used the vanilla syrup to flavor a hot cup of coffee, iced coffee, and my Pepsi. For the heck of it I poured a splash of vanilla syrup in a glass of Pepsi I was drinking.
Wow, I loved it.
After looking through the Torani recipe booklet I received with my box of Torani goodies I started to think.
What else could I flavor with the Torani vanilla syrup?
One thing came to mind immediately. Ice pops. Yes I know, it is cold out right now but the kids and grandkids eat ice pops all year round here in Florida where I live.
My grandkids love homemade frozen yogurt pops and the oldest granddaughter spied a new ice pop mold I bought last week and started asking when I would make her some ice pops.
I actually had to rescue said ice pops from her this morning when she spotted them in the freezer. It’s hard to explain to a five-year old that grammy has to take some pictures before she can have the ice pops she asked me to make.
Homemade frozen yogurt pops are so easy to make and the Torani vanilla syrup did a great job of adding flavor and sweetness without the extra calories.
Vanilla Mango Frozen Yogurt Ice Pops
Ingredients
- 1 cup of plain yogurt
- 2 + 3 tsp Torani Sugar-Free Syrup
- ½ cup of mango slices or fruit of choice
Directions
- Add all the ingredients to a blender. Pulse until the fruit is chopped up to your liking. The less you pulse the bigger pieces of fruit you will have in your frozen yogurt pops.
- Pour into ice pop molds and freeze.
I can see a world of new ice pop flavors in the future using the Torani flavored syrups.
Torani Syrup Flavor Varieties: Torani flavored syrups are available in over 122 flavors, which include regular and sugar-free varieties. Please go to www.Torani.com to see all flavors.
Where to Buy Torani Flavored Syrups:
Torani syrups are primarily used at coffeehouses and restaurants in over 40 countries. Within the retail flavored syrup category, Torani has a dominant market share exceeding 60%. At US retail outlets, Torani is available at stores such as:
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- Walmart
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- Most major grocery stores
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Vanilla Mango Frozen Yogurt Ice Pops
Ingredients
- 1 cup of plain yogurt
- 2 teaspoons Sugar-Free Simple Syrup
- ½ cup of mango slices or fruit of choice
Instructions
- Add all the ingredients to a blender.
- Pulse until the fruit is chopped up to your liking. The less you pulse the bigger pieces of fruit you will have in your frozen yogurt pops.
- Pour into ice pop molds.
- Freeze overnight before eating.
Valerie Taylor Mabrey
butterscoth or the cupcake one
maybe the caramel or maybe... too many to chose one.
vmkids3 at msn dot com
Leslie S.
I want to try the butter pecan.Thanks!
ferriz
the butter pecan one!
ferriza2(at)yahoo(dot)com