No, I haven't ditched my beloved ice cream maker, but I have been whipping up pops quite a bit lately. So, much so that I broke down and bought some star-shaped popsicle molds. But little Dixie Cups and wooden popsicle sticks (or plastic spoons, as seen below) will work just fine.
The other things I like about poscicles are that they're simple to make and the varieties are endless. Have left over smoothie? Pour it in a mold. Have too much coffee? Poor it in a mold. Have yogurt about to go out of date? Pour it in a mold. Have pudding? Pour. It. In. A. Mold.
Ideas from around the web:
Strawberry-Yogurt Popsicles - Strawberries have passed, but summer fruits are at their prime.
Ice Pop Recipes - Check the comments on this Serious Eats thread for ideas.
Sliceable Popsicles in a Loaf Pan - For when you don't even have Dixie Cups.
A Month of Popsicle Recipes - Never get bored.
Vietnamese Coffee Popsicles - Even David Lebovitz, the king of ice cream, makes pops.
Popsicles on Tastspotting - Always a good place to browse.
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