Sugar cube equivalent per ice: 1.1 Calories: 24 Being part of a children's healthy eating range means these lollies have restricted additives, and the organic status is a bonus for parents worried ...

Hot on the heels of the frozé trend for freezing rosé wine and serving it slushy-style, the latest hot-weather craze is ice lollies and push-up popsicles created from cocktails. Sure ...

Gelatine means they are also unsuitable for vegetarians. Sugar cube equivalent per ice: 3 Calories: 77 Each lolly contains the equivalent of just one-twelfth of the smallest size tub of low-fat ...

The answer? An alcoholic ice lolly. Because what better way is there to cool down on a hot day than creating a frozen version of your favourite cocktail? Tip the sugar into a pan and pour in the ...

These easy-to-make ice lollies taste like fresh peaches and cream, but use convenient tinned fruit and healthier natural yoghurt. Share with the family on a hot summer afternoon for smiles all round!

As the summer holidays are in full swing, four of the UK’s most respected scientific associations want teachers to show children that science is cool – by dishing out ice lollies in lessons. And ...

Place a couple of strawberry halves, a few mint leaves and a little orange zest into each lolly mould. Pour the Pimm’s mixture into each ice lolly mould until three-quarters full. Insert the ...