Where to get popsicles

Must-try flavors include Kona latte and butter mochi. The house-made pops at Meltdown contain all-natural, minimal ingredients. Because most of the the ingredients are locally sourced, the menu is constantly changing as fruits comes in and out of season. Of course, a few flavors are available year round, such as salted caramel and Vietnamese coffee.

Pure Pops are handmade with all-natural, organic ingredients in small batches. The popsicle shop aims to support local farmers while making its popsicles. Make sure to snag a chocolate coconut popsicle, pictured above. Because their produce is sourced fresh from local farmers, the Detroit Pop Shop popsicle flavors are constantly changing, taking advantage of seasonal fruit.

Last summer, the pop shop introduced a maple bourbon bacon pop and a cantaloupe Proscuitto pop to celebrate The Five Days of Meat. But since those flavors are no longer available, be sure to try the strawberry lemonade or the grapefruit habenero instead, or one of their boozy pops. Make sure to try their bestseller, blueberry peach, which has whole blueberries in the fruity popsicle. Made fresh daily in small batches with all-natural ingredients, Popbar popsicles are offered in a variety of flavors in three different forms, popGelato, popSorbetto and YogurtPop, all of which are gluten free.

Choose your pop flavor, your dipping sauce and your poppings toppings to create your own popbar. Be sure to try the pistachio popGelato dipped in dark chocolate and covered in crushed pistachios. This North Carolina popsicle store brings tasty, fresh paletas to popsicle-loving customers. Locopops offers many Mexican flavors as well as more traditional popsicle flavors. Must-try flavors include strawberry balsamic and chocolate malt.

This Philadelphia favorite makes their popsicles with simple, high quality ingredients. Be sure to try the chocolate salted caramel brownie and goat cheese with cherries. The Pop Stop serves fresh, handcrafted popsicles from their food truck. They prepare the popsicles in small batches with fresh fruit, homegrown herbs and all-natural ingredients, and nearly all of the pops are gluten free and vegan friendly. Made from fresh, all-natural fruit, Pop Culture popsicles are made in house.

Mango-Cashew Kulfi Pops Canned mango pulp works better in these frozen ice pops than fresh mangoes because of its concentrated flavor, which helps cut through the rich cashews and sweetened condensed milk. Use leftover pulp in the Spicy Mango-Mint Chutney. Frozen Strawberries-and-Cream Pops. Combining the ingredients in a blender helps them come together for a creamy, cool pop. Whole Fruit Rocket Pops. There was nothing better than those sticky sweets and the satisfaction that came from choosing whatever you wanted from the familiar menu.

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