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Love it, Like it, Hate it: Popsicles

Most popsicles are fat-free and relatively low in calories, but that doesn’t mean they’re “good” for us. In fact, most popsicles are a not-so-appealing combo of sugar + artificial food dyes ��� and if they’re sugar-free, they’re artificially sweetened.

But it’s not all doom and gloom on the popsicle aisle:  There are a few “love it” options on shelves, and their single-serving packages offer built-in portion control. Find out which ones are best – and which ones to steer clear of – in today’s Get the Skinny with Molly.

 

LOVE IT!

 

GoodPop Frozen Pops – Strawberry or Watermelon

 

Outshine Fruit & Veggie Pops

 

 

LIKE IT!

 

Whole Foods 365 Carrot Tangerine Fruit & Veggie Bars

 

Outshine Fruit Bars – No Sugar Added

 

Kemps Pop Jr & Popsicle Brand Sugar Free Pops

 

 

HATE IT!

 

Kemp’s Pop Jr | Popsicle Brand Popsicles (e.g. Grape, Cherry, Orange)

Blue Bunny Blue Ribbon Classics™ Twin Pops

 

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