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    Cool Down with Homemade Popsicles

    Save money by making kid-friendly, better-for-you popsicles using fresh or frozen fruit.

    Mint-Melon Pops
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    Mint-Melon Pops

    Use popsicle molds or small paper cups to make these tart warm-weather treats. Using fresh fruit instead of bottled juice reduces the amount of sugar in the chilly snack, making it a naturally kid-friendly choice.

    Recipe: Mint-Melon Pops

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