[dropshadowbox align=”none” effect=”lifted-both” width=”500px” height=”” background_color=”#ffffff” border_width=”1″ border_color=”#dddddd” ]This post may contain affiliate links. The links help to support my blog and my family.[/dropshadowbox]My kids love bananas, yogurt and peanut butter, so I always have them around the house. I love my coffee, so I always have K-Cups around the house. I like trying to find different uses for my used K-Cups and seeing that is it so hot, what would be a better way to use them than by making refreshing K-Cup Pops!
These are super easy to make, taste great and are healthy too!
Place 8 K-Cups into a mini muffin tray.
Part 1:
2 Bananas
1/4 cup vanilla Greek Yogurt
1 Tsp of honey
Blend together and pour into the 8 K-Cups.
Part 2:
2 Tbs of natural peanut butter
1/4 cup vanilla Greek Yogurt
Blend together and add to the K-Cups.
Add Lollipop sticks, sprinkle with a little coarse sea salt and the freeze them for at least 2 hours.
They are just the right size for a healthy snack and the kids (and myself) LOVE them! It’s a win win! You can make many different kinds of K-Cup Pops! Test out different flavors and enjoy!
I hope you make and enjoy these fun little K-Cup Pops!
Another true winner for k-cups reuse and so have to try these here now, too. Thanks Echo!! 🙂
They are so yummy and the perfect sized snack!
A big winner here! Delicious and with a great focus on re-using. I love it. You have a knack. And yum to greek yogurt pops.
Thanks! I try! Mmmm, they are so good!
Love peanut butter and bananas! I got my little ones eating them together as well, they love them so I’m going to have to give this a try!
They are so good! You guys will love them!
Now that sounds interesting. Even though I am kind of allergic to honey, it makes me want to give it a try.
Thanks for sharing it!
They are just as good without the honey, but you could always use agave or another sweetener of your choice!
Love this idea and love how you reused the K cups! I have all those ingredients at home so I may just have to try this. I usually have honey flavored greek yogurt so I may be improvising.
The honey flavored Greek yogurt is just as good! We have used that too!
I would try this!
So good and easy!
How easy! They look great and I’m sure they are delicious. I love easy recipes and I’m sure the kids enjoyed them. Thanks for sharing with us at #anythinggoes
The kids loved them and they are healthy too!
What a fun idea! I would have never thought about using K-cups for make these but it’s genius! I can’t wait to try this out!
They are a great size for snack pops!
I always hate throwing k-cups away, since there’s no recycling program for them where we live. But this is the perfect way to reuse them! Thanks for the great idea!
I have been trying to come up with more ways of using them!
This is great! I can’t wait to give them a try!
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They are really delicious!
I will have to start collecting the cups at work. This is a great idea and sounds delicious! Love peanut butter and bananas together!
It’s such a great combination!
What an awesome idea. I always worry about how many K cups are filling landfills, so it is great that there are creative recycling and reusing options that are delish like this!
Me too! That is why I love finding more uses for them!
What a brilliantly delicious snack. I recently found a chocolate peanut butter at the grocery store that I’m completely addicted to. Gonna try this recipe with the chocolate peanut butter!
That would be so good in these!
This is such a great project idea! We go through so many of the cups in a given week and it is really cool to find that there is something we can do with them.
I use way more than I would like to admit!
This is a fantastic idea to reuse the cups! It sounds really delicious too.
They are really delicious!
That looks yummy! I love that it’s so easy to do. I can’t wait to make this for my kids.
So easy!
Omg now this idea is just genius!! I have so many k-cups laying around. Definitely need to put them to use 😉
Me too, LOL! So many!
What an awesome idea! I love creative ways to reuse things we would otherwise throw away. Definitely making these soon!
I hope you enjoy them!
That looks so good! We don’t ever make pops at home but when it’s this easy, I’m not sure why we wouldnt.
You should try it!
Brilliant use of the K cups! Talk about upcycling at its best! Those snacks look delicious as well. Pinning!
Thanks for pinning it!
This is awesome! Great for parties and gatherings. Love it!
They would be fun to have at a party!
I’ve never thought to use old k-cups for making popsicles. Genius! #ShineBlogHop
Thanks! They work really well!
What a fun way to use the cups. I knew there was a good use for those things!
I am always trying to find more uses!
This is absolutely brilliant idea. I love my k-cup coffee and I don’t want to go back to the old fashioned way of making it. Thank you for coming up with a delicious way to save our environment!
They are tasty and it is definitely a great way to re-use the k-cups!
This is SUPER creative, and yummy!
Thanks and yes, they are delicious!
How do you know what amount of sea salt to sprinkle on top? I’ve had trouble with this before and it can make some spots too salty.
I usually just sprinkle like 6 – 8 grains and make sure I drop them in as evenly as possible.
There is magic in peanut butter and banana. Make a kcup-pops out of it and that is just mind blowing.
Peanut butter and bananas are magic! I hope you try it!
YUMMY! Will have to try 🙂
It’s so good!
Never had peanut butter and banana together, but I am loving the idea of these pops.
It is such a good combo! You should try it!
I am not so sure I would like them but I think my husband would enjoy them.
They are really delicious!
This looks amazing, I love peanut butter on bananas so I am sure this is also amazing, I am going to have to try it out!
Oh my! This looks so fabulous! Pinned and tweeted. Please join us tonight at 7 pm, and party with us. I can’t wait to see your new masterpieces or amazing classics! Lou Lou Girls
You are so creative with K Cups and these sound delicious! Thanks for sharing with Small Victories Sunday linkup. Pinned to our linkup board.