Cooling Herbal Popsicles

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Cooling Herbal Popsicles

When the afternoon feels relentless, nothing hits quite like an ice-cold popsicle, especially one that’s as nourishing as it is stunning. These herbal pops are infused with tart hibiscus, delicate rose, and mineral-rich violet leaf – all refrigerant herbs traditionally used to cool the body from the inside out. Brew a batch, freeze them overnight, and enjoy a refreshing, herby treat the next day. They’re a total hit with both kids and adults!

You’ll Need:

  • 2 tablespoons dried roselle hibiscus

  • 2 tablespoons dried rose petals

  • Optional: add 3 tsp of Rosehip Relief

  • ¼ cup dried violet leaf

  • 1 quart water

  • Sweetener to taste (optional)

  • Pinch of salt

The Method:

  1. Combine all herbs in a glass quart jar and pour hot water over the top. 

  2. Allow the mixture to infuse for 4-6 hours, or overnight for a stronger brew. 

  3. Strain the infusion into a spouted bowl, then stir in sweetener (if using) and a pinch of salt. 

  4. Pour the herbal infusion into popsicle molds (or ice cube trays as an easy alternative!). 

  5. Freeze overnight, pop them out, and enjoy on a hot summer day!

 

Summary

These Cooling Herbal Popsicles are more than just a treat—they’re a functional summer remedy. Featuring hibiscus, rose, and violet leaf, this blend draws on the power of classic refrigerant herbs to reduce internal heat, replenish minerals, and calm inflammation. With the option to add Rosehip Relief for extra nourishment, each icy bite becomes a vibrant, therapeutic moment for hot, overstimulated days.

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