Chocolate Covered Strawberry Popsicles – refreshing popsicles made with whole fresh strawberries glazed with a thin layer of chocolate. An easy, healthy 3-ingredient frozen treat.

3 INGREDIENTS STRAWBERRY POPSICLES:
These delicious strawberry popsicles covered in chocolate only have 3 simple ingredients in them.
- Fresh (or fresh frozen) strawberries
- chocolate (milk or dark, whichever you prefer)
- coconut oil or cream (cream will give the chocolate a bit softer texture whereas the coconut oil will offer more of a crunch).

BEST POPSICLE MOLD:
I’ve used many different popsicle molds but the one I used to make these strawberry popsicles is my favorite. You can find it HERE. It makes 10 popsicles and has such a professional look to them. I love it. When using any mold that allows you to use wooden popsicle sticks, make sure the sticks are straight up otherwise it may be difficult to remove the lid after freezing.

MAKING POPSICLES IN 5 MINUTES:
These popsicles are really easy to make. You can use fresh or frozen strawberries. Make sure you are using plain-Jane strawberries (no sugar added). Puree the strawberries. If using frozen, allow the berries to thaw slightly before pureeing. Once pureed, fill each popsicle cup mold to 1/4 inch from the top (leave a little room for freezing and expanding). Place lid on mold then insert a popsicle stick into each cup. Freeze (at least 4-6 hours but best if overnight).
PRO TIP: Buying popsicle sticks in bulk can be much cheaper (>$0.01 per stick). Check out the craft section of your favorite store to find cheaper sticks or find them in the craft section of most dollar stores. I’ve found the cheapest place to buy popsicle sticks is online in bulk. We use popsicle sticks for crafts and in the kitchen so leftovers are always happily welcomed.
When ready to dip them, melt the chocolate (with cream or coconut oil). Remove each popsicle from the mold and dip in melted chocolate mixture. Allow it to harden before placing in a bag (back in the freezer). That’s it! Easy peezy!

HOW MUCH DO THESE CHOCOLATE COVERED STRAWBERRY POPSICLES COST TO MAKE? PRICE CHECK ($):
For an all natural, 100% fresh fruit popsicle (with the added chocolate goodness), these popsicles are much cheaper to make than to buy!
Prices for supplies may vary depending on location and store you purchase groceries from. I try to shop bulk food stores, use coupons, watch ads and shop sales (like case lot), buy supplies in bulk to save money in the long run and use homegrown produce and herbs when available. These are a great way to stay within my grocery budget without sacrificing flavor or nutrition.
Here’s my ingredient list and cost for this recipe:
- Fresh Strawberries – $2.50
- chocolate chips – $1.50
- coconut oil – $0.30
The total cost for me to make a batch (10 gourmet popsicles) was $4.30. That’s a screaming deal! The cost for each popsicle was about 43¢. My girls think they are delicious and I know they are healthy and inexpensive. That’s a win, win!
For a whole fruit popsicle bought at the store, they can run upwards to $2 a popsicle. That’s nuts!

You can find the full printable recipe below. I hope you love this recipe as much as we do! Enjoy!
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These look like the best pop cycles ever! I want to make them with my grand kids! Thank you for sharing the recipe and I will let you know how they turn out.:)
Awe! Thanks, Amy! Your grandkids will love them AND you will too if you’re a fan of chocolate covered strawberries. 🙂