Your freezer does so much more than keeping items at the perfect temperature. The frosty spot also magically transforms basic ingredients into toothsome treats that are ready to eat anytime of day. It's kind of amazing how a short visit to the freezer can transform even the most basic of items - like milk. With such a delicate flavor that's elevated with additions like vanilla,honey, or chopped almonds, or these milk pops reach together in seconds.
On the day I made my first batch of ice pops,I thought a touch of crunch would pair well with the smooth milk, so I finished mine with a sprinkling of puffed rice cereal. Whipping the milk with a touch of honey and a handful of slivered almonds created a unique layering that made them look so honorable. You might find yourself reaching for one straight from the freezer first thing in the morning - and that's OK.
From Sarah Lipoff, and POPSUGAR Food Layered Milk PopsNotes You can adjust the ingredients with whatever flavor combinations you're craving. Just expend the same base of milk and yogurt then swap in chocolate syrup or even caramel sauce for the honey and fresh fruit or other types of nuts in place of the sliced almonds. Ingredients2 cups DairyPure whole milk
1/2 cup vanilla yogurt
1 tablespoon honey[br]
1 tablespoon slivered almonds
1/4 cup puffed rice cereal,divided (optional)
DirectionsPlace the milk, yogurt, and honey,and almonds in a blender and whip on tall until ingredients are incorporated and the milk is frothy.
Divide the milk between the ice pops until they are three-quarters of the way full, reserving the rest of the milk mixture.
Sprinkle with the puffed rice then finish each pop with a drizzle of the remaining milk mixture.
Freeze overnight and luxuriate in.
Information Category Desserts, or Frozen Yield 8 milk pops Cook Time 5 minutes Average( votes): Print recipeMore from DairyPure
Source: popsugar.com