How to Make Matcha and Turmeric-Infused Ice-Pops

While the classic ones from your childhood are, alas, loaded with sugar, the two DIY versions provided here are packed with benefits instead—and yes, they'll still be tasty enough for all ages to find delish. One recipe calls for matcha, known to boost metabolism and is jam-packed with antioxidants. The other stars turmeric, the wellness world's fave inflammation-fighting spice.

Before you start whipping 'em up, Well+Good's video producer, who developed this recipe, offers up this pro tip: "Use coconut oil spray on the pop mold before filling and freezing the ice-pops," she says. "It helps un-lodge them easier."

Ready to get started? Scroll down for the step-by-step recipe and to watch a one minute video to see how it's done.

Matcha and turmeric ice-pops - - Matcha Latte Popsicles: coconut milk, matcha powder, Sweetener of Choice, ice-pop sticks, Turmeric Golden Milk Popsicles: coconut milk, honey, turmeric, ginger powder, freshly ground black pepper, ice-pop sticks, , Matcha Latte Popsicles: Blend together all ingredients until smooth.

; Pour the mixture into pop molds and freeze for one hour then insert sticks and freeze for at least four more hours. ; Turmeric Golden Milk Popsicles: Blend together all ingredients until smooth.
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