Thursday, July 31, 2014

Matcha Coconut Popsicles (Gluten-free, Dairy-free, Vegan)


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These coconut matcha popsicles, that happen to be gluten-free, dairy-freeand vegan, are a deliciously refreshing and delectable treat on a hot summer day. They are lightly sweetened with pure stevia extract powder and the combination of creamy coconut milk and antioxidant-packed matcha green tea powder tastes amazingly delicious. I was trying to make these sugar-free, but you can feel free to use maple syrup or sugar instead if stevia isn't your thing.

  • 500 ml Coconut milk
  • 2 tsp Matcha powder
  • 0.2 g Pure stevia extract powder (or 60 g sugar)
  1. In a glass pitcher, whisk together the coconut milk, matcha powder and stevia extract powderuntil well blended.
  2. Pour the mixture into moulds and freeze for at least 4 hours or until set. Release from the moulds and enjoy!

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81 comments:

  1. jasna varcakovic31/7/14 05:06

    Great colour and combination of flavours. Beeing gluten free, diary free and vegan are bonuses!

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  2. Abbe@This is How I Cook31/7/14 06:31

    I bet this could be made into great ice cream, too. I need to remind myself to get matcha. It is something I never remember to look for and have always wanted to try. These look like the perfect treat to get through summer with!

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  3. great-secret-of-life31/7/14 06:36

    I must try this.. matcha and coconut cream? sounds very interesting

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  4. TasteHongKong31/7/14 06:50

    What a nice alternative to dairy popsicles, not to mention the antioxidants.

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  5. wok with ray31/7/14 07:37

    These pops look very refreshing and delicious. Perfect for this sizzling summer heat.

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  6. Baking Diary31/7/14 07:42

    I simply love the pastel green of these popcycle, so pretty and am sure the taste is so refreshing too! Perfect for this hot weather

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  7. Kellly31/7/14 07:50

    These popsicles look so refreshing and tasty, Angie! Love the matcha and coconut combo! I am a sucker for frozen treats and would not be able to resist a few of these for sure, they sound amazing!

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  8. Rosa's Yummy Yums31/7/14 08:00

    Exquisite! A great combination.

    Cheers,

    Rosa

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  9. Copycake kitchen31/7/14 08:21

    Hi Angie, these matcha ice pops really look fantanstic with only 3 ingredients,thumb up!

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  10. Shobha Kamath31/7/14 08:28

    Popsicles look gr8! Matcha is something new to me.

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  11. Marta @ What should I eat for breakfast today31/7/14 10:10

    My partner is in love with matcha, he will love this ice creams as well.

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  12. Beena31/7/14 10:32

    Intresting recipe . Love it

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  13. Medeja- CranberryJam31/7/14 10:43

    What a lovely color.. I can imagine taste is lovely too :)

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  14. Emma | Fork and Good31/7/14 11:59

    YES! I love anything with Matcha, this rocks my world angie, I love it! Putting aside the time to make these :) Great recipe!

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  15. Gourmet Getaways31/7/14 12:12

    Now I have an addition to my popsicle flavour list! Thanks for sharing!

    Julie
    Gourmet Getaways

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  16. Sam Hoffer / My Carolina Kitchen31/7/14 12:36

    Love the color. These would be great on a hot summer day.
    Sam

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  17. Veronica 31/7/14 12:38

    Yummy! Must be very creamy with the coconut milk. Love it. Thanks for sharing.

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  18. Anonymous31/7/14 12:39

    You gave me Matcha tea coconut milk ice-pops! Genius idea, my friend! Woehoe! xx

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  19. Sonia ~ Nasi Lemak Lover31/7/14 13:06

    matcha and coconut, a interesting combo!

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  20. Joanne31/7/14 13:22

    That vibrant matcha green just makes me endlessly happy! Love the sound of these!

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  21. Tricia @ Saving room for dessert31/7/14 14:32

    What a beautiful color for these popsicles. I made some recently with coconut milk - still working on the recipe and trying vanilla Stevia for the first time. Such fun! I just wish they were easier to get out of the molds. Lovely!

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  22. Karen Harris31/7/14 14:57

    What a beautiful and refreshing summertime treat. Gorgeous color. Your photos are beautiful.

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  23. Unknown31/7/14 15:27

    Wow... coconut milk and thick, rich and creamy and I am sure its delicious with the matcha powder!

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  24. Gloria Baker31/7/14 16:00

    I love the color! Look really beauty:)

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  25. Debra Eliotseats31/7/14 16:07

    Love this. So refreshing sounding, Angie.

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  26. Jeanette31/7/14 17:17

    Love how easy this recipe is - so refreshing!

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  27. ann low31/7/14 17:22

    Really love the colour of these popsicles! Perfect clicks too!!

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  28. Erica31/7/14 17:55

    Refreshing and delicious summer treat, Angie! Love the color!

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  29. Sue/the view from great island31/7/14 19:25

    These look so creamy and refreshing --- and what a color!

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  30. Gwen31/7/14 19:52

    What a great idea! I love these healthy frozen treats!

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  31. Evelyne CulturEatz31/7/14 20:12

    Matcha is one of my top favorite flavors, these look amazing. And adore coconut too. The pops look amazing and refreshing. Bookmarked

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  32. Catherine31/7/14 20:37

    Delicious to enjoy in the warm summer months. Blessings, Catherine

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  33. Anonymous31/7/14 21:01

    wow, fingger licking good!!!
    neer had coconut and matcha popsickle before, lovely creamy and bitter sweet !!!

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  34. Ashley31/7/14 21:24

    I've become obsessed with making popsicles with coconut milk! So I will definitely need to try these! haha

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  35. Donalyn@TheCreeksideCook31/7/14 22:26

    Oh yummy - I did a coconut milk fudgesicle this week, and I have to agree that they are about the best thing ever - so easy and SO good. I will definitely be giving your version a try!

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  36. Anonymous31/7/14 22:53

    I wish I could have one of these popsicles right now...it's so HOT!! These sound delish. x

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  37. Roz 31/7/14 22:59

    ABSOLUTELY Beautiful popsicles Angie! Now I have to figure out where to find Matcha! Where do you suggest?
    Thank you so much,
    Roz

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  38. The Yum List1/8/14 02:02

    Just perfect for this warm weather.

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  39. Liz That Skinny Chick Can Bake1/8/14 02:51

    Such a gorgeous, soothing color! And combined with the coconut flavor make these irresistible!

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  40. Dawn @ Words Of Deliciousness1/8/14 05:02

    These sound amazing. I love the color of these popsicles.

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  41. Sharon D.1/8/14 05:15

    Hah! What a unique twist, Angie. This is really perfect for our climate - humid, on most days.

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  42. Noob Cook1/8/14 07:49

    These are just what I need for the hot weather now. They are beautiful too.

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  43. MunatyCooking1/8/14 08:17

    This is so simple to make and must be really delicious Angie! I love anything coconut :)

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  44. Veronica's Kitchen1/8/14 09:20

    I like both matcha and coconut, nice treat to cool down the heat!

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  45. Akila1/8/14 09:44

    Oh my... you stole my day.... these are such a tempting popsicles.... but where do we get the motcha green tea powder ??

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  46. kitchen flavours1/8/14 10:01

    Hi Angie,
    Such a delicious dessert! Wish I could one grab of these now!

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  47. Barbara1/8/14 14:10

    I bet my family would love these, Angie! Easy but delicious ingredients!

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  48. Pearl1/8/14 15:08

    Tasty AND beautiful! Always a good combination. :-)

    Greetings from Minneapolis!

    Pearl

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  49. Monica1/8/14 15:14

    Woah - just 3 ingredients - love that! I finally took out my popsicle molds and put them to use this week with my son. An icy treat is just the thing...would love to try this coconut milk one!

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  50. Amelia1/8/14 17:11

    Hi Angie, very refreshing Popsicle. I love your impressive presentation and excellent photography skill.

    Have a nice weekend.

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  51. easyfoodsmith1/8/14 18:57

    Simply divine!

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  52. Gina1/8/14 19:15

    Move over green tea ice cream. Angie just gave me a new favorite. Thanks!
    Gina

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  53. Geri Saucier1/8/14 20:24

    A perfect treat for a hot summer day:)

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  54. SavoringTime in the Kitchen1/8/14 21:16

    Such a beautiful color and the combination of the coconut and matcha sounds wonderful, Angie!

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  55. fimere1/8/14 22:59

    excellente combinaison c'est délicieux
    bonne soirée

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  56. Pam1/8/14 23:19

    I love anything with coconut - these look terrific!

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  57. Unknown1/8/14 23:25

    Such a pretty color Angie. Love that they're a no-guilt treat. You're so good at that!

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  58. Von2/8/14 08:50

    I've never tried the combination of matcha and coconut....this sounds amazing!!! I reallly love the colour of matcha- the green is so pretty :)

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  59. Emma @ Bake Then Eat2/8/14 15:42

    These sounds lovely, I have some Matcha powder at home and am always looking for ways to use it. A lovely cool and creamy way to enjoy that green tea flavour in the summer.

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  60. chow and chatter2/8/14 15:44

    wow what fab flavors :-) love matcha

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  61. Amy2/8/14 19:07

    You've got 2 of my favorite ingredients and flavors all in one pop! I can't wait to try this. :)

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  62. Ivy3/8/14 11:06

    Wow, they look amazing and healthy as well!

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  63. What's Baking??3/8/14 11:30

    Angie, this simply wonderful. I m all for sugar free dessert!

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  64. Reeni3/8/14 16:44

    Coconut milk and green tea are a match made in heaven! So refreshing and delicious Angie! I'm craving them.

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  65. Alida3/8/14 18:03

    Very refreshing and super healthy, like most of your recipes. A great twist to the classic sugary popsicles :-)

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  66. Terra3/8/14 20:25

    I love how there is only a couple ingredients in your recipe. I have coconut milk and I have matcha green tea powder to enjoy. They sound perfect to enjoy on a hot Summer day. Yum, Hugs, Terra

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  67. mr. pineapple man4/8/14 00:31

    Never even thought of this combination! I bet it tastes amazing!

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  68. Nammi4/8/14 04:49

    green tea and coconut milk!! wonder what it tastes like , love the bright green colour!!. hope you had a good week end!

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  69. Ana Regalado4/8/14 09:08

    Angie , the combo sounds delightful ! Gonna try it before summer is out :D I'll pin it , okay ?!

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  70. Hema4/8/14 18:21

    Have to try this, beautiful green color, looks so tempting..

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  71. tigerfish5/8/14 03:36

    Absolutely great idea to have coconut milk in ice-cream! It just reminds me of Asia...

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  72. mjskit5/8/14 04:19

    I think I'm going to have to start a matcha Pinterest board because I love ALL thing mathca! I can already taste these matcha and coconut popsicles. So good!!

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  73. lena7/8/14 04:27

    i would love to have that especially when you mentioned it's dairy free...such natural pretty colour it turned out!

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  74. Mary @ Fit and Fed10/8/14 05:13

    I've had matcha in the cupboard for quite a while waiting for me to make green tea ice cream-- green tea is one of my favorite ice cream flavors. Popsicles look like a good and easy way to get that green tea flavor, too, and I like that these are vegan!

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  75. Kelly Mulcair Registered Nutritionist. Content © 2011 Trinity Nutrition.24/8/14 05:31

    Well it doesn't get simpler than this and with matcha, no need for bells and whistles, it speaks for itself. Gorgeous! Pinned to my Matcha Madness board :)

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