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Chocolate Coconut Popsicles (Dairy and Sugar Free!)

Name: Chocolate Coconut Popsicles (Dairy and Sugar Free!)
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 4 h
Total time: 4 h 5 min
Yield: 4
Ingredients: 1 cup coconut milk; 1 cup unsweetened chocolate almond milk; 1/4 cup unsweetened shredded coconut; 1 tablespoon unsweetened cocoa powder; 2-3 teaspoons Truvia® spoonable sweetener

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3 minutes

March 12, 2023

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Desserts Kid Food

Can rich, creamy chocolate coconut popsicles be sugar free? You bet! Thanks to Truvia® Natural Sweetener for sponsoring today’s post through Social Stars where I’ll show you how to make this tasty frozen treat. #TruFanCommunity

Put a smile on your kids' faces with these creamy chocolate coconut popsicles that are sugar and dairy free!

You remember when I told you that I’ve been trying to cut way back on sugar? I thought it would short-lived like any other diet I’ve ever tried, but it’s really not even that bad! I’ve even gotten used to coffee with no sugar, which was probably the biggest adjustment. It helps that there are natural sweeteners that still let me enjoy sweet treats. I’m especially enjoying using Truvia® Natural Sweetener as a sugar substitute. It’s made with stevia, which is a plant that provides natural sweetness without calories.

Sweeten your popsicles with Truvia for a guiltless, sugar-free treat!

So far I’ve put Truvia® Natural Sweetener in margaritas, cookies, iced tea, and these rich, creamy popsicles. They are made with coconut and almond milks, so they are dairy free. They have no added sugar either, so these can be diet and allergy friendly! Would you believe this is the first popsicle recipe I’ve ever shared here? I think they are a food blogger recipe staple in the summer months, but I had never gotten around to making my own. When Truvia® Brand asked me to create a frozen treat, I knew it would have to be something creamy instead of fruity because that’s how I roll. These frozen treats rich in creamy coconut and chocolate flavor really hit the spot on a hot day!

The weekend is headed our way, and what better time to throw a popsicle party? Stick a batch of these coconut chocolate pops in the freezer, and maybe try my friend Cathy’s Skinny Pumpkin Pie Pops too. Have a super fun time right in your own backyard with cool, frozen treats, and don’t feel an ounce of guilt since they are sugar free!

Want to try Truvia® Natural Sweetener for yourself? You can find it in boxes of 40, 80, and 140 packets, and it also comes in a spoonable jar. I also want to send one lucky reader a whole box of 40 packets to try. Enter to win below! (No purchase necessary. Giveaway open to adults 18 years or older in the 48 contiguous US states. Giveaway ends at 11:59pm on 9/7/2015. Winner to be selected at random. See full rules in entry form below.)
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Chocolate Coconut Popsicles (Dairy and Sugar Free!)

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Beat the heat with these rich, creamy popsicles. They have no added sugar, so you can enjoy them without guilt!

Total Time: 4 hours 5 minutes
Yield: 4 1x

Ingredients

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1 cup coconut milk
1 cup unsweetened chocolate almond milk
1/4 cup unsweetened shredded coconut
1 tablespoon unsweetened cocoa powder
2–3 teaspoons Truvia® spoonable sweetener

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Instructions

Blend all ingredients in a blender, or whisk vigorously until well combined. Taste mixture with two teaspoons of Truvia® sweetener, and add more to taste.
Pour into popsicle molds, insert sticks, and freeze for at least four hours before serving.

Notes

If you use unsweetened plain almond milk instead of chocolate, increase cocoa powder to two tablespoons.
Makes four 1/2 cup popsicles.

Author: Andi
Prep Time: 5
Cook Time: 240

Thank you again to Truvia® Brand for sponsoring this fun popsicle post through Social Stars!

Andi Gleeson

Andi Gleeson is a passionate blogger and mom based in San Francisco who focuses on easy and delicious dinner recipes.

37 comments

We have used truvia before! My husband loves to have it for his coffee!

I wasn’t crazy about the spoonable Truvia in my coffee, but today I tried the baking blend in there and loved it! It has a little real sugar, which I think makes it taste better to me. Thank you, Selinda!

I have yet to try it but would probably like to try it in baking

Yes, baking is my favorite way to use it. I can hardly tell the difference!

I have never tried Truvia. I always use Equal.

Maybe you’ll get a chance to try it and like it even better :) Thanks, Patricia!

Yes, I have tried Truvia & I use it in coffee.

Hi, Elizabeth! You are the winner in the giveaway, so you’ll have more Truvia for your coffee on the way soon! :) I’ll email you separately to get your address. Congratulations :)

I have not tried truvia sweetener but friends have and it is great.

I especially like it for baking. Thanks, Sharon!

YES that is a big YES I have tried Truvia. And I love it. I use it a lot, I don’t do plain iced tea… I LOVE sweet tea and with truvia I can enjoy it without the guilt or so much sugar! I love it.

I like it in tea. I’m definitely turning into a Truvia convert :) Thanks, Debra!

I’ve tried Truvia and I adore it!!! I got pop molds this summer and would love to try it with Truvia! My favorite way so far is with tea, also smoothies!!!

Thanks for the great ideas, Rosie. I like it in tea too!

Never tried it before.

I love to have it in my coffee in the morning instead of calorie filled regular sugar!

I’m having a hard time adjusting to it in my coffee, but I do like it in place of sugar in most everything else! Thanks for stopping by, Layne :)

I love Truvia and put it in my coffee every morning. I need to try it in some popsicles! These look great!

I like the baking blend in my coffee since it tastes more like what I’m used to. Thank you, Jaren! xo

I cook/bake with Truvia and Stevia. I like to use Truvia in shakes.

I have been really impressed with how good it tastes in baked goods. Thanks for stopping by, Stephanie!

What great idea to replace the sugar! I feel like there is too much sugar in everything. My kids would love one of these chocolately popsicles!

Now that I’ve been looking at labels more, it really is amazing how much sugar there is in things. Subbing Truvia in recipes definitely helps a lot!

These look refreshing, healthy and delicious! Your pictures are beautiful. I LOVE Truvia! Thanks for the giveaway!!

Thank you so much, Jen. (And thanks for encouraging me to try Truvia too!!) xo

Yummy! I love how simple these are. My son would love them!

Thanks so much, Michelle!

Love how easy – yet packed with flavor! – these popsicles are, Andi! These would be fun to make with my 7yo. :)

Yes, kids love making popsicles. Waiting for them to freeze is the hard part! Thanks, Melanie :)

I love that you used Truvia in this recipe. I can’t wait to try it…two of my favorite flavors, chocolate and coconut! Yum!

Those are two of my favorites too. I’m a sucker for Mounds bars ;) Thank you, Roberta!

The day I can live without sugar… Haha! I am proud of you, Andi! Plus, these popsicles look like something I would have no problem devouring :)

Thank you, Kacey! I have heard of people giving up sugar but never thought I would be one of them. It has been overall easier than I expected! I don’t know how long I’ll keep it up, but I’m convinced that it’s healthier for me :)

5 ingredients, dairy and sugar free?! You’ve stolen my heart. These look delish!

Thank you, Justine! Sugar free desserts make me feel like I can eat more of your comfort food dinners :)

It took me a long time to decrease the sugar in my morning tea, but I’m finally down to the tiniest sprinkle. It can be tough! These popsicles look like a wonderful guilt-free treat – you can’t beat chocolate with coconut!

I’m trying to tell myself that I still enjoy coffee with just cream, but I miss the sweetness! Hopefully I’ll adjust over time like you did. Thanks, Dara!

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