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If your current status is "melting in your apartment," try making these healthy homemade popsicles. They're refreshing and waste-free. Get the recipe here. In the latest episode of Well+Good’s YouTube ...

Having popsicles handy in your freezer means you can cool down in seconds when the hot weather is at its peak. While it's convenient to grab a box of popsicles from the freezer aisle, making them from ...

Instructions: To prepare lavender tea for popsicles, bring water to a boil in 5-quart pot. Add lavender and sugar. Stir until sugar is dissolved. Turn off heat and cover. Let lavender tea cool for at ...

A refreshing way to cool off on a hot summer day is with a cocktail, in particular one that contains lemon. I’m thinking of a lemon drop, which is a specific spin on a vodka martini. Lemon juice ...

There’s nothing quite like a sweet, cool treat on a warm, sunny day. Popsicles are everyone’s favorite warm-weather food. Since they’re so easy to make, and they have the added bonus of being a ...

The "No Sugar Baker" Jayne Jones made No Sugar Strawberry Blueberry Lemon Popsicles. The No Sugar Baker's Cookbook of Healthy Living and No Regrets by Jayne Jones is available on Amazon. For more ...