8 Popsicle Recipes to Help Keep You Cool This Summer

The Matcha Chia Pudding Pops from Food52 are vegan and loaded with omega-3-rich chia seeds, so they're basically a health food... right? Get the recipe here.

With ingredients like tea, agave nectar, and coconut milk, these Earl Grey Latte Pops from Dessert for Two are perfect for breakfast. (Yes, really.) Get the recipe here.

Treat dinner guests to a unique, fragrant treat in the form of Honey Lavender Popsicles created by Broma Bakery. Bonus: they're only 67 calories each and require just four ingredients! Get the recipe here.

Tart, refreshing, and deliciously creamy, If the Spoon Fits's Key Lime Pie Pops turn a classic dessert into a portable delight. Get the recipe here.

Give your favorite summer beverage any ice twist with these Strawberry and Watermelon Rosé Popsicles from Holly & Flora. A splash of blood orange liqueur lends a bright pop of citrus. Get the recipe here.

The sweet-and-sour Mango Lime Chile Pops created by The Skinny Fork are inspired by a classic Mexican paleta (popsicle) flavor. A bit adventurous for some, but definitely delicious. Get the recipe here.

There's iced coffee, and then there's icy coffee. The easy Iced Coffee Popsicles made by The View from Great Island can be customized, just like your morning cup of jo. Save your leftover brew, add as much cream and sugar as you like, and freeze away. Get the recipe here.

Thanks to the use of non-fat vanilla yogurt, these rich Peaches and Cream Popsicles from Tutti Dolce are surprisingly healthy. Get the recipe here.