I love cute desserts. It's no secret that when it comes to baking I love making creative desserts. For a while it seemed like everyone was making cake pops. Then came all the flavored cupcakes. Now it seems as though the new trend is desserts in push pop containers.
At first I wasn't too sure about this but the more I saw them the more they grew on me. I like the fact that the containers can be held in one hand and don't require any silverware. They are perfect for parties. They are also single serve which makes them handy.
After contemplating what I wanted to make I went into the kitchen to see what I had. I noticed a jar of lemon curd that needed used up and a container of Cool Whip that didn't have much left in it. Looking at the two items I immediately thought lemon cream pie.
This was the perfect recipe for this week's #SundaySupper Citrus edition. This was a super quick recipe that I was able to whip up in 10 minutes. They are sweet, a little tart, and just enough to satisfy your sweet tooth.
I was very excited about trying them and after taking a few pictures outside I was carrying the push pops into the house when one of them jumped out of the jar and exploded all over our living room floor. Thankfully we have hardwood floors so it was easy to clean up and then mop but I was very sad that I lost one of my desserts.
Lemon Cream Pie Push Pops (a Hezzi-D original)
¼ c. lemon curd
¼ c. sweetened condensed milk
1 c. Cool Whip Lite (or any other whipped cream)
10 vanilla wafers
2 graham cracker sheets
1 T. butter
1 t. vanilla
4 push pop containers
1. In a small bowl combine the lemon curd and sweetened condensed milk. Mix well.
2. Crush the vanilla wafers and graham cracker sheets into crumbs. Melt the butter and then pour over top of the cookie crumbs. Add the vanilla and mix well.
3. Put the lemon mixture into a zip top bag and seal. Put the Cool Whip into a zip top bag and seal. Cut off the ends of both bags.
4. Place a tablespoon of the cookie crumb mixture in the bottom of the push pop container. Pipe in a layer of lemon and then a layer of whipped cream. Top with an additional tablespoon of cookie crumbs. Pipe another layer of lemon then top off with the whipped cream.
5. Sprinkle the top with remaining cookie crumbs and a thin slice of lemon peel. Repeat with remaining push pop containers.
6. Refrigerate, making sure to keep the push pops upright, until ready to serve.
Gail Kirschner
where can I get push pops at
HezziD
Stores like Michael's and Jo Ann Fabrics sell them
Anne @ Webicurean
I remember eating frozen yogurt like that! I didn't even know you could buy push pop containers... what a fun idea!
Tammi @ Momma's Meals
WOW!!! These look amazing!! I wouldn't even know where to buy push pop containers but I must find out now. Not sure who would love these more, me or my daughter!
Nancy @ gottagetbaked
Girl, these are amazing! Did I miss the foodie blogger memo on push pop desserts because this is the first time I've seen them. My mind is blown!
Courtney @ Neighborfood
Push pops!!! What a great idea! I love when childhood favorites get an adult makeover.
Kim Bee
These are seriously cute, love these way too much. Going on my must make list.
Sarah Reid
Pie PUSH POPS!? Holy yes!
Soni
These look so super cute! Would be a bit hit with my kids for sure 🙂
Amanda
Love these for summer parties and kids!
Sherron Watson
I have seen these push pops and never thought I would use them. I LOVE LOVE LOVE your idea. I must go and get me a set of these soon.
Renee
Best looking push pops I've seen. I might have to dive into this push pop craze. Oh the possibilities. Thanks so much for the inspiration.
Jen @JuanitasCocina
And now I need a push-pop maker thingamabob. LOL! These look so yummy and sound so easy!