A super easy frozen dessert for when you need a healthy chocolate indulgence! Vegan Coconut Fudgesicles that are also gluten-free, top 8 allergy-free, paleo, and even sugar-free! This 4 ingredient recipe can be whipped up in a snap and the only hard part is waiting for them to freeze!
Did you grow-up with some fudgesicles in the freezer? They were something I always remember finding in there (along with the ice cream!) They were so creamy and chocolatly and…well, delicious! Not to mention, full of processed sugars and oils! However, one “low-fat” fudgesicle (the ones we always had) was only 60 calories, but if you went with the “sugar-free” ones, they were 80 calories a pop! The original ones are 100 calories…that’s weird. Sugar-free marketing nonsense!
MY LATEST VIDEOSWe don’t have to worry about that though. You know I solved that problem so we all can restock the fridge with vegan and sugar-free fudge pops! Fudge pops or fudgesicles? Ice pops, popsicles? One of those tomato tamato things I guess. How about we go with creamy frozen fudge! With coconut too and on a stick! We are getting super fancy here, aren’t we? The thing that’s not so fancy is my popsicles molds. The ones I used here are no longer part of my kitchen. They got dumped after these fudgesicles.
The handle broke off of the red one as I was trying to get these out. I’m pretty sure I had only used these molds once or twice before and scrounged them up again this year for these fudgesicles. Super cheap plastic. I wish I had these rustic ones with real wooden popsicle sticks. I don’t, but I did go out to the store soon after these fudgesicles and bought a new $1 plastic mold set at WalMart! I probably should have invested in something more durable since I know what happens with cheap, but for now, they’ll do. I like to keep my frugal buying in tack and so far so good with those molds!
Vegan Coconut Fudgesicles
- 1 (11oz) Carton Lite Culinary Coconut Milk
- ½ Cup Unsweetened Cocoa Powder
- ½ Cup Erythritol
- ¼ Cup Unsweetened Shredded Coconut (plus 1-2 teaspoons more for each pop you make to line the tip of the mold)
- In a blender, combine the coconut milk, cocoa powder, erythritol, and shredded coconut.
- Blend until combined.
- Line the tip of each popsicle mold with 1-2 teaspoons of shredded coconut before pouring in the fudgesicle mixture.
- Freeze in the freezer for a few hours until solidified.
There is nothing more creamy and dreamy than some chocolate and coconut! What’s better than a 4 ingredient dairy-free frozen treat anyway? One note, the amount of pops you get from this recipe will vary depending on the size, shape, etc. of your molds, so plan accordingly! What won’t vary is how much you’ll love these! It’s never summer without ALL the frozen treats and goodies, is it?
So tell me:
+ Would you rather have a fudgesicle or an ice pop? That depends….
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Pinned and awaiting warmer days here in the UK. Being coeliac and lactose intolerant, yummy ice creamy stuff is all good by me!
This will be just what you need then!
I love the name fudgesicle. I’m not sure I’ve ever had one, so I’m going to have to make some just so I know 🙂
Re you’re oat comment on my blog, we’re quite lucky in the UK as we can pretty much trust our certifying bodies and if something states it’s gluten free, it will be so.
It is still so unregulated here!
SO delicious! I love coconut and chocolate so much!
They are just wonderful together!
I never heard of fudgesicles before, but now I want to try them. They look so good.
Go for it and you’ll love them!
A nice treat for these hot July days! I’m sharing your link on social media.
Sure are! Thank you!
What a delicious looking summer treat! I love coconut and cocoa together!
One of the best combos!
Those look delicious!!
They sure are!
Ok, truth is, I’m salavating like Pavlov’s dog over these. Please tell me, what is ½ Cup Erythritol? You are bookmarked and I cannot wait to make these with the kids! TY!
A natural 1 to 1 sugar replacement, but if you’re okay with refined sugar, you can use any normal white sugar.
I’ve never heard of fudgesicles, but yours certainly look yummy!
I think you MUST make some then!
Thank you so much for this vegan popsicle recipe – I have pinned it for future use and my grandkids will just love this one. Awesome thanks again
Great! Hope you don’t plagiarize like you did my cookie recipe 🙂
Ooh yummy. I’ll be Pinning this for later! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I hope you make some 🙂
Those fudgesicles look really good!
Thank you!
These look awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for checking them out!
Erm……. yum!!!!
Haha, thanks!
How cruel. I’m off shopping and see this. How can i not buy the ingredients?
Ahh, treat yourself!
Just got some new moulds so I must give coconut a go. Never thought of it!
You are in for a treat!
These look so delicious and perfect for me — dairy and tree nut free !! 🙂
xoxo Annaleid
Totally nut free 🙂 Coconuts are not nuts 🙂
I really love fudgesciles, especially really rich chocolate ones! These look good and with the added texture from the coconut as well. Really fancy one right now!
The more chocolaty the better and the coconut makes them perfectly rich!
This looks so good. Love the coconut shreds on the end.
Can’t have to much coconut!
My kids adore popsicles and I’m always on the look out for healthy, allergy friendly recipes for them! We’ll be making these this weekend!
Fantastic! I know you all will enjoy 🙂
I love fudgicles but I haven’t had them in awhile because they are a waste of calories, but I could totally slip my teeth into these beauties 🙂
Hahaha! These are no waste of calories 😉
I’ve been making popsicles all summer for my daughter. I’ll have to give these a try!
The more the merrier!
I just got some new popsicle molds for my birthday. Now I know what to make!
I think you should make some funfetti pops!
Yum! I love how coconut-y they look! My boys would love one, wait no, 10 of these!
Haha, As long as you make enough for yourself too 😉
Creamy frozen fudge – I like the sound of that! My siblings and I did grow up with popsicles – but homemade ones. We still have the same old molds from back then somewhere in my parents’ kitchen. We’d fill them with juice, yoghurt and the likes and then enjoyed our ‘sicles on hot summer days. I kind of miss that which probably means I need to visit the parental kitchen and look for those molds. Chocolate + coconut sounds like a winning combination!
Of course! Keep the traditions going!
These look great. I love the combination of chocolate and coconut.
Always a winner!
Totally love this recipe, so easy to make! Both, me and my fiance love ice cream but never make it at home. This looks like a great healthier alternative to ice creams you buy in shops these days, I will definitely give it a try!
It will make for a great treat to keep on hand when you need some chocolate before bed 😉
What a great, simple, summer recipe Rebecca. I’m going to have to try out erythritol sometime. It seems like a great natural sugar substitute. Have a great weekend!
Easier to work with as a 1-to-1 than stevia!
yum i will be trying this
Great! Enjoy!
love that it’s like a mounds candy bar. love that coconut and chocolate combo
O yea! Those are one of the best coconut chocolate combos 😉
These look so delicious! What a fun summer treat!
Quick and easy!
Let’s just say, you had me at coconut! I need to get some Popsicle molds, my daughter would love making them!
You can even use paper or plastic cups as molds!
This is perfect!! I was looking for something like this!! Your recipe looks so easy and so delicious denfenrly going to make them
Super easy and totally delish! Enjoy!
I have such a soft spot for fudgesicles! I have been meaning to take out my ice pop mold all summer and just haven’t gotten around to it … must do that soon!
Before prime popsicle season is over!
What a great summer treat! Yummy!
Thank you!
These sound great! What is erythritol though?
Natural sugar replacement.
Somehow I imagined it would be very complicated to make something that looks this good! Love the simplicity.
Easy peasy!
We’ve been making popsicles all summer and these look fantastic!
Popsicle season requires it 😉
I can’t believe how simple these are. They look so yummy!
Simplicity at it’s yummiest 😉
The flavour combo is delicious. I happen to LOVE coconut milk. My grandkids would go crazy for these.
Right? I love everything coconut!
They look so good! And Your blog is so cute! I’ll definitely be back!
Aw, thank you! That’s so sweet!
Amazing idea for a sweet treat this summer! I can’t wait to try these out ?
They are a summer must!
These look absolutely amazing. I am definitely going to have to make these soon x
Awesome! I know you’ll enjoy 🙂
I adore coconut, and these look delicious and sugar free too
Yes! A nice healthy treat!