I have been compensated by PediaSure for this PediaSure SideKicks Strawberry Shake Frozen Treat post; however, I am sharing my own thoughts. All opinions are my own.
Emily has always been a pretty good eater. She doesn’t usually fuss over her food and I’m pretty good at convincing her to try new foods. But on those off days when she’s not feeling well or proclaims she isn’t hungry during dinner – but is STARVING at bedtime, I worry about whether she’s gotten enough nutrients to fill her belly and help her body grow. The one thing she never turns down is a frozen treat, which is why creating this PediaSure SideKicks Strawberry Shake Frozen Treat is the perfect go to for those days when Emily could use a little boost. Worried about your picky-eater? Your little one not feeling so well? Then, I’ve got a cure that will make your child happy and ease your mind!
PediaSure SideKicks Strawberry Shake Frozen Treat
Whether she’s enjoying it on the go, as part of a meal or even as a frozen treat, I can be sure that my child is getting the nutrients she needs. Moms of picky-eaters can sleep better at night knowing that their little one is getting 7 grams of protein, 3 grams of fiber* and 25 vitamins and minerals from just one PediaSure SideKicks shake, getting the nutrients they need for a growing body and mind. *Contains 5g of total fat per serving. Use as part of a healthy diet.
The benefits of supplementing your child’s diet with a PediaSure SideKicks shake is nutrition to help fill gaps. These shakes are for kids who are growing fine but missing key nutrients. They’re also gluten-free, kosher, and halal, and suitable for kids with lactose intolerance.‡
Making these PediaSure SideKicks Strawberry Shake Frozen Treat was super easy. All you need to make 6 frozen pops is two bottles of PediaSure SideKicks Strawberry Shakes and a handful of fresh strawberries.
Ingredients
2 – 8oz bottles of PediaSure SideKicks Strawberry Shake
6 Strawberries
Directions
1. Dice 6 strawberries into 1/4 inch pieces.
2. Shake your PediaSure SideKicks Strawberry Shake well before opening and fill the Popsicle mold 1/3 of the way.
3. Add a few diced strawberries.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you reach the fill line.
5. Insert Popsicle sticks into place and place the mold into the freezer overnight.
Serve and enjoy!
These Popsicle can be served as a snack, dessert, or anytime – and you can rest assured that they are getting a delicious frozen treat that will provide them with the vitamins and minerals their growing body needs! Emily told me I was the “coolest mama ever” when she was given one for breakfast before school. 100% pleasure for them, 0% guilt for you – Mama of the Year Award secured!
Love what I did with our PediaSure SideKicks shake? You can easily sub in PediaSure SideKicks in any recipe that calls for water or milk, like mac and cheese, pancakes or smoothies. Which flavor PediaSure SideKicks would your little one want to try first?
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‡ Not for children with galactosemia.
- 2 - 8oz bottles of PediaSure SideKicks Strawberry Shake
- 6 Strawberries
- Dice 6 strawberries into 1/4 inch pieces.
- Shake your PediaSure SideKicks Strawberry Shake well before opening and fill the Popsicle mold 1/3 of the way.
- Add a few diced strawberries.
- Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you reach the fill line.
- Insert Popsicle sticks into place and place the mold into the freezer overnight.
- You can use the vanilla, strawberry or chocolate shake flavors and different kinds of fruits to make your own combination! Make it a Neapolitan by using all 3 flavors and freezing it in between flavor fills.
Comments (19)
This looks so easy to make. I am sure this will be a family favorite. Thank you for sharing this amazing recipe!
These sound so good and nutritious but my 3 year doesn’t like strawberries! I might have to check into what other flavors they have!
They also have chocolate and vanilla! I bet a vanilla shake would go well with some oranges for a creamsicle.
This is such a brilliant idea, I love it!! My oldest daughter is 7 and has always been below average in weight, so I have always had Pediasure in her diet. She definitely gets bored with the usual shakes, so this will be a delicious way to change it up a little! 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
I love this idea. My daughter would probably like the strawberry the best.
These are great, I love the recipe for a freeze pops and using this shake gives this a more
healthy eating for the children.
Wow she would love these in any of the flavors. Thank you for sharing I am going to try these right away!
The PediaSure SideKicks Strawberry Shake Frozen Treat looks delicious and a fun treat to make with my daughter. She loves frozen pops and these look so healthy. Thanks for the recipe.
We are always looking for different treats to prepare the grand kids…and me!!
This is a great idea. My grandson is a very picky eater and I worry about him getting the nourishment he needs. Thank you for sharing
Such a fun way to get the nutrition from Pediasure into a sweet treat that kiddos will enjoy!! Pure genius!!
Those look like delicious snacks.
Those look delicious.
This is such a great idea!!! Pinned and saved! Thanks for posting! 🙂
These look so good. For picky eaters this would sure give them extra nutrition they may be missing while letting them think they are getting a treat. Sneaky but effective.
My kids loves frozen pops. And with strawberries in them they will go crazy for these
I’m definitely going to make these for my nieces and nephews!
Those popsicles look good and they healthy too. Thanks for the recipe!
These would be a healthy treat for the kids when they get home from school. Thanks for the recipe too. Im glad all my grandkids like yogurt , its good for them .