Frozen Fruit Recipes: Smoothies, Pops And More Desserts

There are a lot of dinner recipes that start with frozen ingredients, but of course, you can make sweet treats using freezer food as well. Whether you're looking to cool down with a no-cook frozen pop or are dreaming of a Dole Whip, these frozen fruit dessert recipes are light, refreshing and oh-so-scrumptious.

Peach cobbler is one of the most iconic Southern dishes that everyone in America needs to try, and while fresh peaches are ideal, you can swap them for frozen peaches so you can enjoy this dessert any time of year.

For the Old-Fashioned Peach Cobbler recipe, click here.

This sweet frushi recipe looks just like the real thing, using frozen mango slices (or other fruit) to mimic fish. It requires just a handful of ingredients and is one of the best recipes to make with your kid.

For the Frushi recipe, click here.

If you're looking for easy dishes that take less than one hour, this tropical smoothie bowl is a winner for breakfast, a midday snack or a shareable dessert.

For the Tropical Smoothie Bowl with Dairy-Free Yogurt recipe, click here.

Peaches are one of the most iconic foods in America. Let them shine in these refreshing raspberry peach frozen pops.

For the Raspberry Peach Frozen Pops recipe, click here.

You don't have to go to a great ice cream stand to get a good strawberry milkshake; make it at home with this five-ingredient recipe.

For the Berry Milkshake recipe, click here.

Carrot cake may feel like one of those desserts that are sort of hard to make, but you can get all the flavors of that classic dessert in this easy shaved ice recipe.

For the Pineapple Carrot "Cake" Shaved Ice recipe, click here.

Berries are among the foods you should eat every day, and this super sweet smoothie is a satisfying way to get your daily serving.

For the Mixed Berry Coconut Milk Smoothie recipe, click here.

If you like a little wine in your dessert, we don't blame you. These easy frosé pops blend together coconut milk with rosé wine and frozen fruit.

For the Frosé Pops recipe, click here.

Dole Whip is one of the most iconic Disney park snacks of all time. Recreate the magic in your own kitchen with this four-ingredient recipe.

For the Dairy-Free Dole Whip recipe, click here.

Champagne isn't just for cocktails; you can use it in this super easy peach granita as well. While the recipe calls for fresh fruit, you can easily swap it for frozen.

For the Five-Ingredient Peach & Champagne Granita recipe, click here.

Cherries are among the foods that may help to lower your risk of cancer. Incorporate them into your diet by making this cherry mocha smoothie.

For the Cherry Mocha Smoothie recipe, click here.

These strawberry coconut ice cream sandwiches are a great dessert if you don't eat gluten or dairy — or even if you do.

For the Strawberry Coconut Ice Cream Sandwiches recipe, click here.

Whether you're looking for an easy breakfast recipe or a simple midday treat, this tropical smoothie with mango, strawberries, pineapple and matcha will make your day.

For the Layered Tropical Fruit Smoothie recipe, click here.

Sipping on a strawberry lemonade is one of those essential summertime experiences. Turn that drink into these super easy frozen pops.

For the Strawberry Lemonade Frozen Pops recipe, click here.

If you need to satisfy a sweets craving but don't have a ton of time, this quick cherry chocolate chip frozen yogurt requires just five minutes of prep time and is one of the best desserts you can make with five ingredients or fewer.

For the Quick Cherry Chocolate Chip Frozen Yogurt recipe, click here.

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