Sweet Nothings, PAW Patrol Apple Berry, USDA Organic Kids' Squeezable Super Fruit Popsicle Pops, Value Pack of 24 - Dye-Free, No Added Sugar, Dairy-Free, Vegan, Healthy Organic Fruit and Veggie Pops, Freeze & Enjoy

Our family loves the Sweet Nothing apple berry smoothie pops. They have a delicious flavor that is apple heavy and smooth texture. I also love that there is no sugar added and that they are organic. It's a guilt free, healthy snack that I can give to my kids.

I didn't know what to expect when I ordered these, but I wanted to give them a shot. I missed the fact that it came in a multi-pack so they came and I was pleasantly surprised that it was a great bang for my buck! I am sorry to say ... I am NEVER GOING BACK. My kids love the flavor, and I love the ingredients list! No added sugar? WIN! I might have taken a few for myself - they are THAT good!

Delicious and toddler friendly! Love that it’s just fruit and doesn’t have added sugar!

I purchased the berry lemonade Paw Patrol fruit squeeze pops and enjoyed their flavor. They lean more towards berry than lemonade, offering a rich berry taste and texture.thus is good option for family that this is healthy snack option with no added sugar that is made with real fruit.

These freezer pops taste ok, but not great. I got a lot of blueberry flavor, but I completely missed any "lemonade" flavor notes. From the other reviews it seems like maybe there is noticeable variation between batches. It's nice to know that these are organic and don't have any sugar or artificial flavors/colors added. They do seem expensive to me, especially considering that they're on the small side and a serving is two popsicles, but may still be a better option than other organic no-sugar options.

Sweet Nothings, PAW Patrol Apple Berry, USDA Organic Kids' Squeezable Super Fruit Pops, Value Pack of 24 - Dye-Free, No Added Sugar, Dairy-Free, Vegan, Healthy Organic Fruit and Veggie Pops, Freeze & EnjoyI'm not wild about the texture or flavor of these ice pops--too applesaucy for me, and they re mind me of fruit leather. But kids raised on those applesauce pouches will probably love them. My tween daughter is a long time away from her applesauce days, but she still likes them, and they were a welcome treat I was happy to let her free range on when she had tonsilitis recently. I wouldn't have been thrilled to let her eat nothing a bunch of sugary popsicles, but these seem pretty wholesome, just fruit and chia seeds. Sidenote: I'm not entirely sure what "upcycled" fruit is--I assume the fruit they use in purees and sauces and jams and all that has always been the beater fruit you can't sell on the shelf, but I guess now it's virtuous instead of just thrifty? Anyway, it's organic and upcycled, which apparently doesn't come cheap, since it's about a buck-33 a pop or $2.66 a serving. But if you don't mind paying a premium, dont' mind all the packaging, and don't want to make them yourself, the price is pretty average for the category, and they seem to be kid-approved.For my part, I'm a little too cheap to pay the organic premium, and don't love all the plastic--plus I don't like them myself, so they're harder to rationalize ;). But I do like that they're shelf-stable and that they come packed in small boxes, making them both easy to store in the pantry and not a space hog in the freezer.

these are delicious!! a great snack, ice cream alternative!

Love the fact that these are made with such clean ingredients. Tastes very natural,Texture isn’t quite a popsicle it’s closer to a very thick smoothie. Low calorie, no sugar and no artificial colors, overall very pleased!