This blog post is part of a paid SocialMoms and Mott’s blogging program. The opinions and ideas expressed here are my own.
Summer is now officially in full swing and we are taking advantage of every long day while we can. With the warm weather, I’ve been spending most of my days outside with the kids and each day is a fun adventure! We have checked off a lot from our Summer Bucket List including fishing, water gun fights and making our own sidewalk chalk!
Whether we are on the go or lounging around our back yard, I want to make sure that my son stays hydrated. Sometimes it’s hard to get him to drink water, which is why I’m so happy to have discovered Mott’s new juice drinks! It’s the perfect everyday drink and I love that it has no artificial sweeteners and made with real fruit juices.
Hayden is loving the new Mott’s juice drinks which include flavors like Fruit Punch Rush and Wild Grape Surge. When I asked him which was his favorite, he said he just couldn’t decide – they are both too good! I tried them myself too and I’m going to admit that the Wild Grape Surge is my favorite – so much that I make sure that we always have some in our traveling snack bag. I love that Mott’s juice drinks are available in both a 64 ounce bottle for the fridge and convenient 8 ounce bottles for on the go. Plus, that 8 ounce bottle is one FULL serving of fruit* for your child!
Your kids will think they are getting an everyday treat, but us parents will know better. The new Mott’s juice drinks taste great but have 40% less sugar than fruit juices** and 100% daily value of vitamin C.
When I think that I’ve only got 13 more summers with my son until he’s 18 and maybe going off to college – and even less summers where he will want to hang out with his family everyday – I want to make sure that he remembers his summers as full of fun and great memories.
Hayden absolutely loves popsicles so is there a better treat than homemade popsicles made with Mott’s Fruit Punch Rush ! I’m a huge fan of EASY and there’s nothing easier than these!
Fruit Punch Popsicles
Ingredients
– Mott’s Fruit Punch Rush
– Popsicle Molds {These are my favorite from Amazon!}
Directions
– Fill popsicle molds with Mott’s Fruit Punch Rush.
– Freeze for at least 4 hours.
– Enjoy!
YUM! This really is a delicious treat for all ages. If you’re looking for a new everyday juice drink for your children, check out the new flavors from Mott’s!
*Provides 1 fruit serving per 8 fl oz. Current USDA Dietary Guidelines recommend a daily intake of 2 cups of fruit for a 2,000 calorie diet. 1 serving = ½ cup of 100% juice.
**Mott’s Fruit Punch Rush and Wild Grape Surge have 15g sugar and the market average of 100% fruit juices and blends have 25g sugar.
Which Mott’s Juice Drink would you make into a popsicle?
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My boys are BIG on Popsicles, so I am definitley going to have to try these. I am sure the kids will love them.
No artificial sweeteners is important to me. (I wish there were no dyes, either). Popsicles are a great summer DIY!
Yumm! We love the Apple Mott’s for Tots juice. That is a great idea to make them into popsicles.
Such a fun and creative way to enjoy a summer treat! I will have to make them with this juice. I bet it’s delicious.
My kids love when i make Popsicles,I like that this drink does not have artificial sweeteners.Fruit punch sounds good.
These remind me of my childhood! I have some of the popsicle molds- I just need to pick up some Motts!
What a simple recipe for summer fun! This post made me want some grape juice. Looks like your son is having an awesome summer!
Those popsicles look awesome! I love how low sugar this juice is!
My husband is so huge on hydrate, hydrate, hydrate that it’s become second nature for me to be so too. 🙂 I like Mott’s anything!
The fruit punch sounds so good! (And now I’m running off to buy the popsicle molds.)
I love homemade popsicles…and you know exactly what you is in them!
Fruit punch sounds really refreshing right now and so does a Popsicle…I haven’t had one of those in years!
Yum – I haven’t seen these at the store yet, but I bet my son would love them. Even more so in a popsicle!
That fruit punch one looks great. Will have to make these.
I love making Popsicles in the summer time. I like to add chunks of real fruit to them when I can. These look delicious.
Nothing says summer like Popsicles! And they are so gosh darn easy!
These sound delicious. We’ve been making a ton of popsicles lately.
I’d make apple juice into the flavor for sure. That’s the most refreshing for a summer day!
this is a great idea for those hot summer days. it is refreshing and good for you at the same time. thanks for the idea.
That looks refreshing on a summer day! I had no idea Motts had these
I love popsicles. Even more so when I can make them myself with tasty Motts!
Well how simple is that! I am definitely doing this for my boys. I think they would love the grape surge flavor.
this reminds me to buy Popsicle molds. these look great and no added ingredients is great
My kids would love these. Love that there are no extra ingredients added – hate when companies add in all that extra non-necessary CRUD!
I think any of them would be great as a popsicle! Perfect for summer!
Our whole family loves Popsicles, we have yet to make our own yet. These look so yummy, can’t wait to make them!
We love motts! I haven’t made homemade pops in so long! They look delicious and refreshing!
I love Mott’s Apple juice it’s a staple in our house. I didn’t know they started making flavored juices though!
I love popsicles and its great to be able to make them yourself with ingredients you know! Thanks for sharing!
We love Mott’s Apple Juice so we’d probably turn that into popsicles. I have to get me some of those awesome molds first though!
My kids would love these. I bet they tasted GREAT!
I would love to try them all, but I’ll start with the one you made. These sound wonderful!
Yum! That looks good. Especially on a day like today!
Something fruity for a popsicle for sure. No preservatives and dyes is great!
Yum, I bet those are delish. They would be very refreshing on a hot summer day.
I love homemade popsicles. I would choose Fruit Punch Rush as my flavour of choice. Sounds so refreshing and good.
We love making pops in our house. I was just about to bring out my newest mold this morning. Gotta try a fun recipe like this.
I have actually used both of these flavors to make popsicles. They are so very good! Especially the grape flavor.
Those look so yummy! My kids would love them and they are the perfect treat on a hot day!
My littles LOVE making juice popsicles and I love that they are healthier!
Bookmarking this page for my daughter, I know she would love to make these. She is due in September I cannot wait for her to enjoy having a new baby.
These look so yummy! I would have one too. lol Call me dense but I would never had though of something like this. Ha ha! What a great idea. I would also use their Strawberry Boom flavor to make popsicles. Sounds delicious & refreshing! I’m glad you’ve been able to get out with your children. Fishing is always fun! Thank-you for the cool idea!
Oh my goodness! This looks so delicious! Hayden is such a sweet boy!
I think this would be great to make pops with some cut up fruit added or maybe even some Greek yogurt.
I would use Wild Grape surge to make ice pops with. This is delicious juice and I like these drinks because they have less sugar. Getting out and cooling off during the summer is a must!
i never think of making popcicles from mottos jiuces.What a great idea,i will definetly going to try this.My kids would love this.
I would love to try this. My family loves popsicles
these look realy good. we love to make popsicles
I have made juice popsicles for a long time. My mom used to do this for me when I was little.