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Sugar free popsicles

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What are in the sugar free popsicles you are eating right now? I make all kinds of popsicles for my son who has multiple food sensitivities and I don't use any sugar or sugar "alternatives", BUT they ARE made with fruit so there would be natural sugars in them... so I am curious about the pops you are having now... sugar free with calories OR sugar free, no calories, no carbs? Let me know... if the all natural idea works for you, I can post my recipes... they are GOOD (my kids prefer them to store bought!)!

Thought I'd go ahead a post the link to the site I use... check out the extra links at the bottom, too... the avocado fudgesicles are DIVINE... REALLY - they taste like real chocolate pudding pops (for when you can add some pureed foods)! I think the cucumber/watermelon/spearmint pops would be fairly low carb, low sugar, too.

http://www.nourishingmeals.com/2011/08/honeydew-cucumber-mint-popsicles.html

Enjoy!

Also love sugar free pops.

Anyone know how many liquids are in these pops?

Wouldn't it all be liquid considering its just frozen ???

I meant...how many ounces. I am in the clear liquid stage

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I meant...how many ounces. I am in the clear liquid stage

How every many ounces the Popsicle says it is. Like my Popsicle says 1.8 ounces

My NUT said they count as 2 ounces each :-) hope this helps!

Thanks!

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