Guilt-Free Mango Yogurt Lollies

Recently updated on March 15th, 2020

These Guilt-Free Mango Yogurt Lollies are crystal free, easy to make, with a sweet tangy taste, yummy and totally guilt-free. Believe me, something you must try, because unless you have it you can’t believe how heavenly it is.

There we are on second last alphabet, that is Y. And if summers then what better can be than yogurt. Yogurt dips, yogurt lollies, yogurt lassi, yogurt smoothies, sweetened yogurt and what not.

Apart from the fact that yogurt tastes good it has amazing cooling properties which helps our body in more than one way and also keep our digestive system in order. Any stomach disorder and the best home remedy is yogurt, either sweet or salty.

How nice were the olden days? A visit to a doctor was a rare phenomenon as our grannies were excellent doctors with the kitchen as their medical store. Nausea, stomach disorders, headache, cold, cough, minor wounds, and many more such ailments were treated very well with spices in the kitchen only. And yogurt or curd occupied an important place.

Before we proceed further, are curd, yogurt, and dahi same or different? Yes, curd and yogurt are different but the difference is very minute. First of all, the difference is in production. Curd/Dahi is homemade and is made by adding previous day’s curd to the lukewarm milk. Curd has single bacteria, which is well known and that is Lactobacillus. Yogurt, on the other hand, is produced in factories and has multiple bacteria namely Lactobacillus Bulgaria and Streptococcus thermophilus. Thus, you can make curd at home but not yogurt. For more differences between the two, read here.

Here, for this recipe, we are using homemade thick curd only as a substitute of yogurt and it works perfectly. This is because we get curd much easily than yogurt.

The recipe of these Guilt-Free Mango Yogurt Lollies is a very easy peasy one. All you need is mango pulp and thick curd and sweetener of your choice. You can use honey or powdered sugar or Bura sugar (unrefined sugar). You can use any other fruit pulp too like bananas or berries.

Now let us see the method of making Mango Yogurt Lollies.

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My other recipes which you may find interesting are: (All the below recipes are Fireless Recipes)

Fruity Popsicles

Mango Yogurt

Strawberry Frozen Yogurt

Frozen Fruit Pizza

Mango Parfait

Detailed Method Of Making Guilt-Free Mango Yogurt Lollies With Pics

• Puree mango pieces along with 1 tbsp Boora sugar, salt, and lemon juice.

• Put hung curd in the blender with 1 tbsp Boora Sugar and run it for few seconds, so that it becomes smooth mix.

• Now, you can combine these two and set in lollies moulds or in a bowl.
• Or, add little of each alternatively in the popsicle moulds just to create a pattern.

In the absence of moulds use paper cups. Fill the yogurt mix, cover with foil and insert an ice cream stick when semi-set. When set fully, tear off the paper and your lolly is ready. (I used my mould stick only as didn’t have ice cream stick)

Variation

Use any other fruit like banana or strawberries or blueberries in place of mangoes.

Hope you will surely try out these yummy and healthy lollies for your darlings. Please, do not forget to share your feedback.

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