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    Home - frozen treats - Carrot Cake Popsicles

    Published: Mar 14, 2016 · Modified: Sep 18, 2019 by Amanda Powell · Estimated time to read: About 2 minutes to read this article. · This post may contain affiliate links.

    Carrot Cake Popsicles

    Carrot cake popsicles are a delightfully refreshing take on the classic cake. Made with fresh carrots and all the aromatic spices and flavors we love in traditional carrot cake. This simple popsicle recipe is made easily in a blender in just moments!

    This post is a sponsored conversation with Blue Diamond Almond Breeze Almondmilk. All thoughts and opinions are always my own. Thanks for supporting the site and the brands I love! 

    Carrot cake popsicles are a delightfully refreshing take on the classic cake. Made with fresh carrots and all the aromatic spices and flavors we love in traditional carrot cake. This simple popsicle recipe is made easily in a blender in just moments!

    Easter is just around the corner and everyone is beginning to crave carrot cake. I am a bit nitpicky about my carrot cake. I don’t really like raisins in it. And I especially don’t like large chunks of carrot. I also hate it when it is just feels like a super chunky spice cake. I need a blend of carrot, spice, creaminess, and crunch. Apparently, that’s a lot to ask for because I still haven’t had my perfect carrot cake…. And I am still working on perfecting my own recipe.

    Carrot cake popsicles are a delightfully refreshing take on the classic cake. Made with fresh carrots and all the aromatic spices and flavors we love in traditional carrot cake. This simple popsicle recipe is made easily in a blender in just moments!

    Instead, I get my carrot cake fix by making everything else taste like the cake… like these carrot cake popsicles. These popsicles are my new favorite treat, especially now that that the weather is so nice. I don’t know what it is like where you are, but it’s been in the 70s all week long! All the warm weather has me craving my ice creams and popsicles and carrot cake is just perfect for Spring days like this.

    Carrot cake popsicles are a delightfully refreshing take on the classic cake. Made with fresh carrots and all the aromatic spices and flavors we love in traditional carrot cake. This simple popsicle recipe is made easily in a blender in just moments!

    You can easily make these carrot cake popsicles using a high-powered blender without any issues. If you have an older blender that isn’t very powerful or want some extra insurance for a super smooth mix, you may want to precook your carrots to soften them. I do this by cutting my carrots into small pieces and place in a microwave safe bowl with hot water and cook for about 2 ½ minutes in the microwave. Then I strain out the carrots and put into an ice bath for about a minute before straining and lightly patting dry. This recipe also makes an amazing carrot cake smoothie if you don’t want a popsicle!

    Carrot cake popsicles are a delightfully refreshing take on the classic cake. Made with fresh carrots and all the aromatic spices and flavors we love in traditional carrot cake. This simple popsicle recipe is made easily in a blender in just moments!

    Carrot cake popsicles are a delightfully refreshing take on the classic cake. Made with fresh carrots and all the aromatic spices and flavors we love in traditional carrot cake. This simple popsicle recipe is made easily in a blender in just moments!

    Carrot Cake Popsicles

    Yield: 12 popsicles
    Prep Time: 5 minutes
    Total Time: 5 minutes

    Ingredients

    • 1 medium banana, cut in slices and frozen
    • 2 ½ cups chopped carrots
    • 1 cup Almond Breeze Almondmilk Original Unsweetened
    • 2 tablespoons cream cheese, room temperature
    • 2 tablespoons brown sugar
    • ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
    • ½ teaspoon ground ginger
    • Pinch of nutmeg
    • 2 tablespoons toasted shredded coconut
    • ¼ cup toasted chopped walnuts, divided

    Instructions

    1. If you are not using a high-power blender, you may need to precook your carrots so they are soft, then allow to cool.
    2. Add all the ingredients to the blender, except to 2 tablespoons of the chopped walnuts.
    3. Blend until smooth and creamy. Mix in the remaining walnuts.
    4. Evenly divide the mixture into popsicle molds. Freeze for about two hours, then insert popsicles. Freeze for at least another two hours.
    5. Gently warm the outside of the popsicle molds by placing in warm water for a few seconds and pull out the popsicles. Store in an airtight container.

    Did you make this recipe?

    I'd love to see how it turned out! Tag me @acookienameddesire and use the hashtag #acookienameddesire Don't forget to purchase the Cozy Baking eBook!!

    © Amanda Powell
    This post is sponsored by Blue Diamond Almond Breeze Almondmilk
    Carrot cake popsicles are a delightfully refreshing take on the classic cake. Made with fresh carrots and all the aromatic spices and flavors we love in traditional carrot cake. This simple popsicle recipe is made easily in a blender in just moments!

    About Amanda Powell

    Baker, photographer, and sometimes world traveler behind A Cookie Named Desire. Obsessed with helping people live life sweetly with delicious food to share with the special people in your life and creating lasting memories.

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