Blackberry Watermelon Popsicles

My Three Seasons represents the 3 key factors that are…
Popsicles are the perfect summer treat. Try out a new flavor combination with this recipe for blackberry watermelon popsicles!
Popsicles were one of my favorite summer treats growing up. Second to ice cream, obviously. From what I remember, my mom kept it simple and usually filled up the mold with store-bought juice. Nothing wrong with that.
I, however, decided to take use of the awesome summer fruit in season. I went for a new combo: blackberries and watermelon. This experiment was very successful if I do say so myself. The deep berry flavor combines nicely with the bright, fruity watermelon. Can you really describe a fruit as fruity? You know what I’m trying to say, right? It’s a good combination. Trust me.
The blackberries and watermelon also create the most beautiful color in these popsicles. That purple is gorgeous, right? I also love the speckles of sliced blackberries peaking from under the surface. They’re a nice, little juicy surprise.

Blackberry Watermelon Popsicles
Ingredients
- 1 lb watermelon cubed (about 3 cups)
- 6 oz blackberries divided
- ¼ cup light agave nectar honey or light corn syrup (start with 2 tbsp & adjust to taste)
- 2 tbsp water or as needed
- 1 tsp lemon juice or to taste
- Pinch salt
Instructions
- Add watermelon, 4oz of blackberries, 2 tbsp sweetener and salt to a blender. Add water, as needed, to facilitate blending. Mix until thoroughly combined.
- Add more sweetener and/or lemon juice, to taste.
- Filter through a sieve.
- Slice the remaining 2oz of blackberries into rounds (3 or 4 per berry).
- Fill molds ¾ of the way with the fruit mixture. Press in a few slices of blackberries in each mold. Place popsicle sticks in the molds.
- Freeze until solid. Dip into warm water to unmold. Enjoy.
My Three Seasons represents the 3 key factors that are most important to me in cooking. #1 Seasonal ingredients #2 Proper Seasoning (don't skimp on that salt!) #3 Cooking like a Seasoned chef (technique is everything). My name's Sabrina. I live in NYC. I'm a registered dietitian with professional cooking and food styling experience. Come cook with me.