These Salted Caramel Creamsicles are a wholesome alternative to traditional frozen desserts, using naturally sweet Medjool dates in place of refined sugar. Made with just a handful of minimally processed ingredients, they provide fibre from dates and healthy fats from coconut milk to create a yummy treat.
While no single food can reduce inflammation on its own, choosing nutrient-dense, whole-food ingredients over highly processed, sugar-rich desserts can be part of an overall dietary pattern that supports health and may help manage inflammation.
Simple, delicious, and refreshing, these pops are an easy way to enjoy a nourishing dessert.
These creamy frozen pops come together with just four simple ingredients.
In a heat safe bowl, cover ½ cup pitted Medjool dates with hot water and soak for 10 min. Drain.
In a high speed blender, puree coconut milk, soaked dates and vanilla.
Add in 3 more dates and salt and pulse to chop up remaining dates into chunks.
Pour into popsicle molds and place in the freezer to set.
Enjoy!
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