Orange creamsicle or minty watermelon? Homemade popsicles are healthier than in the freezer aisle
One sweltering summer in Southern California, Jessica Gavin was looking for a healthy, cooling treat for her then 2-year-old son. Gavin, a food science expert who wrote “Easy Culinary Science for Better Cooking,” knew that even brands of healthy-looking popsicles often come filled with artificial colors and flavors, stabilizers and preservatives. So she made her own. Seven years and one daughter later, it’s become a family tradition. “It’s fun because you can make it with your kids,” said Gavin. “It’s something that you could kind of just throw together and enjoy ...