These exquisite cantaloupe popsicles with chamomile and mint are super easy to make and have a beautiful refreshing flavor.

These cantaloupe popsicles come from the Glow Pops cookbook by Liz Moody – blogger, and food editor at MindBodyGreen.com.

I was honored to blurb this book as Liz shares 55 nutrient-dense recipes that make healthy living easy and fun, and I love anybody turning smoothies into popsicles! Loaded with fruits and vegetables, infused with superfoods, and bursting with crazy-amazing flavor, these punched-up pops will give you the glow, boost your brain power, clear your skin, rev up your metabolism, and more.

Liz opens the book with the basics you’ll need to make all of the recipes: a blender, food processor, molds, sweeteners; the basic pantry staples used in the pops; and guides to making homemade coconut, almond, and cashew milks that are used repeatedly in the recipes.

Then, the recipes are broken up into categories: fruity, creamy, chocolatey, savory, and green. Then, there’s a fabulous glossary of ingredients that gives a quick overview of the nutritional properties of the ingredients used in the recipes, and a master chart outlining the health goals that each recipe can help with. You can search for recipes that are: hydrating, energizing, calming, detoxifying, or brain boosting; and are immunity aids, cancer fighting, heart healthy, bloat reducing, pain relieving, good for the gut, weight loss promoting, good for glowing skin, provide allergy relief, and can be meal replacements.

Some of my favorite popsicle blends include: cucumber mint mojito, caramelized pineapple, strawberry cardamom rose lassi, matcha latte, lavender london fog, mexican hot chocolate, cold-brew mocha, olive oil chocolate rosemary, tomato beet bloody mary, curried butternut squash, thai peanut cilantro ginger, roasted carrot thyme, and turmeric mango sunrise.

These chamomile, cantaloupe, mint popsicles are tagged on the master chart as being good for bloating, gut health, detox, weight loss, glowing skin, calming, and hydrating.

Liz says that these pops are soothing and nourishing. Chamomile tea is a caffeine-free remedy that calms each and every part of your body, from muscle spasms and menstrual cramps to insomnia and anxiety. The mint contributes further tummy-taming properties, while cantaloupe offers a hefty dose of vitamins A and C.

I added some fresh lime juice to these pops to lift and brighten the flavors. They’re super delicious. Leave a comment below, and let me know what you think.

Get your copy of Glow Pops, and learn more about Liz Moody.