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Low-Carb Coconut Ice Lollies

  • Ready in 3h
  • 3.5 g net carbs
  • 19 kcal
  • Serves 4
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Coconut Ice Lollies

These big ice lollies are great for summer and will take care of your sugar cravings. Not only they are low in carbs but they are also very low in calories! Here is an explanation why you may need to be careful about calories, even on a low-carb, ketogenic diet.

If you want to add some good fats, use coconut milk instead of coconut water. Net carbs will remain the same, fat content will increase to 6.1 grams and there will be about 70 kcal in one ice lolly.

Tips & Substitutions

If you are wondering why I used gelatin in this recipe, it's because these ice pops don't melt too quickly. You can enjoy them for a longer and your hands won't get messy. Alternatively, you can use a gelatin sheets or agar powder. Check my recipe for No-bake Mini Berry cheesecakes to see how you can use gelatin sheets.

For the lollies you can use round ice moulds or any small ice lolly moulds. I used paper straws simply for photography effect. They are not good for making ice pops, as they get very soft. Use wooden sticks instead.

If you don't want to use peach, feel free to swap it for any berries such as raspberries, strawberries, blueberries or blackberries.

Step-by-step

  1. Cut the peach into quarters and slice thinly.

    Coconut Ice Lollies
  2. Meanwhile, sprinkle the granules of gelatin in cold water and mix in well. Don't dump the whole gelatin in the centre or it will become clumpy. Add Erythritol and stevia and heat up gently until everything dissolves. Don't boil or the gelatin will lose its thickening abilities.

    Coconut Ice Lollies
  3. Pour the gelatin mixture into a jug with the coconut water and stir well. Assemble the peach into the ice moulds, cover with the other halves and pour the coconut mixture in using a funnel. Add the sticks and place in the freezer for at least 3 hours or better overnight.

    Coconut Ice Lollies
  4. Any time you have sugar cravings, just take one from the freezer and enjoy! Store in the freezer for up to 3 months.

    Coconut Ice Lollies
Low-Carb Coconut Ice Lollies

Recipe

Low-Carb Coconut Ice Lollies

★★★★☆4.2 (18 ratings)

Easy low-carb summer popsicles made with coconut water and fresh fruit.

Hands on
15m
Overall
3h
Servings
4
3.5 g
Net carbs
0.6 g
Protein
0.1 g
Fat
19
kcal
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Ingredients makes 4 servings

Instructions

  1. Cut the peach into quarters and slice thinly.

  2. Meanwhile, sprinkle the granules of gelatin in cold water and mix in well. Don't dump the whole gelatin in the centre or it will become clumpy. Add Erythritol and stevia and heat up gently until everything dissolves. Don't boil or the gelatin will lose its thickening abilities.

  3. Pour the gelatin mixture into a jug with the coconut water and stir well. Assemble the peach into the ice moulds, cover with the other halves and pour the coconut mixture in using a funnel. Add the sticks and place in the freezer for at least 3 hours or better overnight.

  4. Any time you have sugar cravings, just take one from the freezer and enjoy! Store in the freezer for up to 3 months.

Nutrition per serving, 1 lolly

Carbs 79%Protein 14%Fat 7% of calories

Net carbs
3.5 g
Total carbs
6.7 g
Fiber
0.8 g
Sugars
3.6 g
Protein
0.6 g
Fat
0.1 g
Saturated fat
0.1 g
Calories
19 kcal
Sodium
32 mg · 1.41% RDA
Magnesium
11 mg · 2.65% RDA
Potassium
137 mg · 6.84% EMR
Nutrition by ingredient
Per 1 lollyNet carbsProteinFatkcal
Coconut water, organic0.8 g0.2 g0.1 g6
Peach, fresh2.6 g0.3 g0.1 g13
Erythritol (natural low-carb sweetener)0.1 g0 g0 g1
Stevia extract (SweetLeaf or NuNaturals, natural low-carb sweetener)0 g0 g0 g0
Gelatin powder, thickening agent, unsweetened0 g0.1 g0 g1
Water, still0 g0 g0 g0
Total3.5 g0.6 g0.1 g19

Serving size 1 lolly

  • Gluten free
  • Dairy free
  • Egg free
  • Nut free
  • Nightshade free
  • Pork free
  • Avocado free
  • Fish free
  • Shellfish free

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  1. Kim

    Hi where did you get those molds for ice pops?

    1. Martina @ KetoDiet

      This was a while ago but I think it was Amazon. These molds are meant for large ice cubes for whiskey. I hope this helps!

  2. Laura Caudill

    These sound great. My question : Hydrolized Great Lakes in the green can doesn't congeal. So did you use the orange can? Since you have to buy 6 cans at a time, which gelatin do you use the most of in your recipes, the orange can or the green can?
    Thanks so much. I love all the apps and your book and this site. Thank you so much.
    Laura

    1. Martina @ KetoDietAuthor

      Hi Laura, thank you so much! Yes, I used the orange one that gels. I mostly use the orange one. I think the green one is great for those who don't want or can't use whey or egg white protein powder (like Jay Robb). I can buy just one can, although quite large, 16 oz. Have you tried Amazon?

  3. Heather

    I think I will try these with coconut milk! Thanks 😊

    1. Jennifer

      Coconut milk works great and adds some nice fat!

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