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" The line between childlike and childish is a tricky one to tow. So, when faced with an overwhelming need to have a popsicle on a hot sunny day, let yourself do it, but do it with a little poise. These 12 popsicles are not for kids! 1. Coconut Lime Popsicles  Cool, creamy, and totally tangy, these chilled-out popsicles are going to be your new fave. Get the recipe from The Corner Kitchen Blog. 2. Vegan Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Pops  These chocolate chip cookie dough pops are so rich and delicious, you won&amp;#039;t believe they are vegan. Well, you&amp;#039;ll know they are vegan since you&amp;#039;ll have made them, but you&amp;#039;ll be surprised at how un-vegan they taste. Get the recipe from Tasty Yummies. 3. Blackberry Lime Cheesecake Popsicles  It&amp;#039;s like blackberry cheesecake. In popsicle form. Do you need to be convinced? Get the recipe from  Simple Bites. 4. Homemade Creamsicles  Anybody with a freezer can pour some juice in a paper cup and make a popsicle. Making your own creamsicle, though? That shows some serious commitment to your frozen confection satisfaction. Get the recipe from This Week for Dinner. 5. Whole Fruit Popsicles  These striped whole fruit popsicles make for a striking display. Perfect for a cookout with friends! Get the recipe from The View From Great Island. 6. Strawberry Coconut Fruit Pops  With fresh strawberries and coconut, these fruit pops are a healthy way to cool off on a hot day. Get the recipe from Tasty Yummies. 7. Blueberry Kale Pops  Not only are blueberry kale pops sweet and refreshing, they&amp;#039;re also a great way to trick yourself into getting a few vitamins. Get the recipe from Oh My Veggies. 8. Striped Juice Popsicles  Striped popsicles don&amp;#039;t just taste good; they also allow you to coordinate with your outfit at summer get-togethers. Don&amp;#039;t be that girl whose popsicle clashes with her statement necklace. Get the recipe from  The View From Great Island. 9. JELL-O Popsicles  The JELL-O and Kool-Aid in these homemade popsicles will take you back to third grade. But without boys pulling on your hair. Get the recipe from One Sweet Appetite. 10. Mixed Berry Coconut Popsicles  There&amp;#039;s no refined sugar and nothing artificial in these mixed berry coconut popsicles. But you won&amp;#039;t miss it because you&amp;#039;ll be too focused on how fantastic they taste. Get the recipe from Pint Sized Baker. 11. Creamy Chocolate Avocado Fudgesicles  Chocolate and avocado are about as unlikely a pairing as you&amp;#039;re going to find in a fudgesicle, but they work surprisingly well. Avocado gives them creaminess without the cream and the chocolate does what chocolate does best \u2014 tastes delicious. Get the recipe from Tasty Yummies. 12. Mango Ginger Coconut Popsicles  One of the highlights of making your own popsicles is that you can really experiment with flavors. You&amp;#039;ve had a million grape popsicles in your life, but when was the last time you had a mango ginger coconut one? Get the recipe from The Corner Kitchen Blog. MORE: 6 Yummy Summer Smoothies Delicious &amp;amp;amp; Easy Summer Recipes! Healthy Summer Recipes! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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