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Author Leezah Pratt ∙ Prepare 15 mins (plus freezing time) ∙ Servings 6-8 (depending on mold)

INGREDIENTS

8-10 navel oranges
1 13.5 oz. can organic unsweetened coconut milk full fat
Zest of orange rind (optional)
1-3 drops of organic vanilla extract
Local honey to taste (optional)

INSTRUCTIONS

After washing oranges, zest the rind of one or two oranges. Set aside for later. Cut and quarter orange slices. Separate the flesh from the pith of the orange peel and discard peels. (I send mine down the disposal for a nice smelling sink!) Arrange segmented oranges on a cookie sheet lined with parchment. Freeze until solid.
Remove frozen segments. Add can of coconut milk, reserved orange zest, frozen segments into Vitamix or blender. Add vanilla extract and purée until smooth and creamy. Test for sweetness and add honey if needed. Pour into Popsicle molds and freeze overnight or until solid.
Enjoy!!

ADDITIONAL NOTES

-Freezing the orange segments helps with the consistency and blending. Don't skip!

-Use full fat coconut milk. It gives the fatty mouthfeel and creaminess.

-Substitute frozen lemon for a limoncello treat, peaches or frozen pineapple for a piña colada Popsicle!

-Don't overfill molds.