Matcha green tea latte popsicles are the perfect refreshing treat for those hot summer afternoons when you need a little pick-me-up. Matcha green tea latte popsicles are the perfect refreshing treat for those hot summer afternoons when you need a little pick-me-up. | @karalydon karalydon.com/blogMatcha. Matcha. Matcha. I feel like Matcha’s middle sister Jan right now because Matcha’s obviously getting all the attention lately.

I love matcha green tea powder. It’s packed with more antioxidants than steeped green tea and those antioxidants, also known as polyphenols, are anti-aging and have been shown to protect against chronic diseases like cancer, heart disease, and they may even boost metabolism!

Plus, I can’t get enough of its earthy flavor and beautiful green color.

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I remember the first time I tried a matcha green tea latte at Starbucks. It had me at first sip. The creamy milk and foam balancing out the bitter green tea taste. With a little honey to sweeten. Glorious.

I wanted to recreate that matcha tea latte taste in popsicle form for the summer. Because ya’ll know how much I’m obsessed with my new pops molds.

I used Greek yogurt as the base, honey to sweeten, and vanilla to cut the bitterness and brighten the flavor. 

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Enjoy these refreshing pops on a hot summer afternoon when you need a little mid-day pick-up.

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Matcha Green Tea Latte Popsicles


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  • Yield: 6 popsicles 1x

Ingredients

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  • 3 cups Greek yogurt
  • 3 tbsp honey
  • 1 tbsp matcha green tea powder
  • 1 tsp vanilla extract

Instructions

  1. In a medium mixing bowl, stir together yogurt, honey, and vanilla. Add matcha green tea powder and whisk together until smooth.
  2. Fill popsicle molds with yogurt mixture and place in freezer for four hours, or until completely frozen.
  3. When ready to serve, run popsicle molds under warm water to loosen the popsicles. Remove and serve immediately.

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Tell me, have you ever tried matcha green tea powder before? What’s your favorite go-to popsicle flavor this summer?

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21 Comments

  1. Maya

    Thanks for this recipe. I had some left over matcha powder in the cabinet. I mixed in some shredded coconut too. Can’t wait to try these out!

  2. Oh these look so creamy and tasty! Can’t wait to give them a try!

  3. Aeriel

    Has anyone tried using the Vanilla Lite and Fit yogurt? Not sure if it would come out as creamy as Greek yogurt….but it’s what I have in the fridge!

  4. Anna

    Is there a different base without the yogourt for those of us who are dairy-free? Also, how much gluten and/or gelatin in this recipe? Thank you for the great work!

  5. Carl

    I made these popsicles and they were great. But the matcha powder sank to the bottom after freezing. I did blend it well before hand. Is there a way to fix this?

  6. Sara @ sarahaasrdn.com

    Seriously? These are awesome Kara! I need to get some popsicle molds…NOW! πŸ™‚

  7. rebecca | twisted nutrition

    love the look and sound of these! will definitely have to make them!

  8. Alex

    Hi these look amazing! I was just wondering if it matters what fat content the Greek yogurt has. Do you think it will be fine if I use yogurt with no fat? Thanks!

  9. Sarah

    I love matcha, but I was wondering, what matcha do you use and where can you buy it?

  10. Thanks for the overview on Yummly- I’ve been meaning to look into it more! Cutest popsicle mold by the way, I’ll have to try this recipe out.

  11. These look so good! I love that they only have a few ingredients in them!

  12. Sounds so good, creamy and refreshing!! I’ve been kind of obsessed with matcha this summer, seemingly like everyone else! Matcha is definitely having a moment. Loving it in a smoothie bowl! http://www.stylednutrition.com/blog/matcha-mint-smoothie-bowl-benefits-of-matcha