Sugar Free popsicles

Hi Nik, 

Thank you, that's great advice!  I'll try that! 

Could it just be that the demand for popsicles in Canada during February is really low?

There's about a two-week window of time in July when temperatures are considered warm here in northern Minnesota.  That's when polar-bear people like me go on the hunt for popsicle relief.  After removing the wrapping, I have to run the popsicle under the faucet to rinse off frost-buildup from the other 50 weeks of the year it sat on the shelf.  

It may be the time of year; but the only sugar free Popsicles available are at Metro. I believe they are DelMonte. They have a thick consistency, like purée. I am not a fan. I prefer to make my own with crystal light and Popsicle molds. They are very hard. But, they are good. 

Thanks,  I'll try metro too. 

Jen

Try Loblaw's and its affiliates.  They carry the "popsicle" brand

Thanks. I'll check there! 

Jen

I hope you find a local source - it's winter, so you could drive awhile without them melting. I like the tropical best but the regulars are fine also.  In the NYC area, I can get an ethnic brand with all different flavors - coconut, banana, etc.  Label written in Spanish and English.  They are the best.  

FYI - here's the nut info in case you find something similar.

1 popsicle

50g

15 cal:  0fat    4carbs(inc 2sugar alch)

Thanks Sharon, 

That's really helpful! I'll make sure to look at the nutrition information