These Blackberry, Banana and Oat Breakfast Popsicles are creamy frozen breakfast treats made from blended oats, almond milk, banana, yogurt, and fresh blackberries. They are lightly sweet, portable, and balanced enough to eat in the morning.

Breakfast can be tricky on warm days. I enjoy something cold and refreshing but I still want protein, fiber, and flavor that feels satisfying.
That is where these Blackberry, Banana and Oat Breakfast Popsicles fit in.
They are creamy from banana and yogurt, lightly sweet from honey or maple syrup, and balanced with oats that thicken and add a bit of natural body.
They look fun and colorful but the foundation is simple pantry ingredients.
The blender does the work and the freezer keeps them ready for whenever you want breakfast to be quick and easy.
You get real fruit flavor from the blackberries and the texture is smooth with some pleasant small bites of oats and fruit.
It is a playful way to enjoy a familiar breakfast combination in a new form that works especially well in warm weather or for people who like grab-and-go mornings.
Why not also try Date Protein Balls, Fruit Tacos with Maple Yogurt Drizzle or Pancake Skewers for fun breakfast ideas!
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Why You'll Love This Recipe
- These breakfast popsicles contain fiber, natural sweetness, and healthy fats which give sustained energy.
- They store well in the freezer so you can make a batch ahead of time.
- These oat popsicles are refreshing and cooling which works well in warm climates or summer months.
- They are customizable depending on what fruit, milk, or yogurt you prefer.
- Kids love them! Mine do!
Blackberries
Blackberries are the key flavor element here. They bring color, slight tartness, and freshness.
Blackberries are seasonal in late spring through early fall depending on the region, and their flavor can be bold and vivid.
If blackberries are not available, raspberries or blueberries work well. The popsicles change flavor easily depending on the berry used, allowing you to adapt the recipe based on what is in season or affordable.
Ingredients
• Almond milk. Gives a smooth base and keeps the mixture light. Any milk works, including dairy milk or oat milk if you want extra creaminess.
• Oats. Blend into the liquid to thicken the popsicles and add fiber. Choose gluten-free oats if required.
• Banana. Adds natural sweetness and helps create a creamy texture. A ripe banana works best because the flavor is stronger and sweeter.
• Honey or maple syrup. Optional sweetener that balances tart berries. Use whichever taste you prefer.
• Vanilla extract. Adds aroma and makes the flavor warmer and rounder.
• Yogurt. Provides creaminess and a slight tang that plays well with fruit. Use dairy-free yogurt to keep the recipe vegan.
• Blackberries. Provide bright color, small juicy bites, and fresh berry flavor. Substitute raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, or a mix of berries.
• Extra oats for topping. Sprinkled inside for texture and visual contrast.
Variations
- Use strawberries instead of blackberries for a softer berry flavor.
- Use blueberries for a sweeter and more subtle pop of fruit.
- Make it vegan by choosing dairy-free yogurt and maple syrup.
- Add a spoonful of nut butter to the oat mixture for extra richness.
- Add chia seeds to increase thickness and fiber.
- Use coconut milk for a richer popsicle that feels almost like ice cream.
- Blend the yogurt fully into the mixture instead of layering for a uniform texture.
- Add cocoa powder for a chocolate oat pop.
- Swap banana for mango for a tropical flavor variation.
- Stir granola into the mold before freezing for extra crunch.
Recipe Tips
- Choose a very ripe banana for the best sweetness.
- Blend the oats fully so the mixture is smooth.
- Fill the molds carefully to prevent air pockets.
- Freeze at least four hours and preferably overnight for best firmness.
- Rinse the molds under warm water before removing to release the popsicles smoothly.
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📖 Recipe

Blackberry Oat Breakfast Popsicles
Equipment
- popsicle mold
Ingredients
- 1 cup (240ml) almond milk
- ½ cup (50g) oats (gluten-free if required) + 3 tablespoon for sprinkling
- 1 ripe banana
- 1 tablespoon honey or maple syrup optional
- ½ teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 tablespoons plain yogurt or dairy free version
- handful of blackberries or other seasonal fruit
Instructions
- Whiz the almond milk, oats, banana, honey and vanilla in a blender until smooth. Pour into popsicle/ice lolly moulds to fill ⅓.
- Spoon in a small drizzle of yogurt to fill to ⅔, then add a few blackberries and a small sprinkling of oats. Fill to the top with the remaining oat/milk mixture.
- Freeze for at least 4 hours or overnight, until solid.
- Run under hot water to release from the moulds and serve for breakfast!
Nutrition
The nutritional information provided is approximate and can vary depending on several factors, so is not guaranteed to be accurate. Please see a registered dietician for special diet advice.







Camilla says
Loved these breakfast lollies.
Jeanne HD says
Breakfast popsicles - genius! They were so good!
Ann says
What a genius idea. Absolutely delicious 🙂 Loved it!
Emily says
These were amazing. And so pretty too x I used blueberries.
Kate Hackworthy says
Thanks Emily. They tasted as good as they looked!
Nazima says
The kids loved them. Used strawberries.
Flavia says
So yum!!
Catherine says
Wonderful and delicious. xo, Catherine
suki says
These were so easy and good. My kids loved them.
Emily says
LOVED these
HedgeComber says
Mmmmm, they look so scrummy! I bet they taste just as good unfrozen too 🙂
Thanks so much for sharing a link to my blackberry lollipops too, although they're no where near as healthy as yours!
Janie x
Kate Hackworthy says
Thanks Jane! They were definitely good as a smoothie before being frozen 🙂
Lucy Parissi says
These look amazing. I think my kids would never eat anything else for breakfast so it is a risky proposition to present them with popsicles! Pinned!
Kate Hackworthy says
This morning we had breakfast cupcakes (sugar-free banana oat muffins, but hey, if I call them cupcakes they think that they're cupcakes!)
nadiashealthykitchen says
Ooo I love the idea of a breakfast popsicle! Some mornings I just want to eat something cold and adding oats makes it a perfect breakfast option 🙂 pinned and scheduled a tweet 😉
Kate Hackworthy says
It's all traditional breakfast food, just frozen! The kids were so delighted 🙂
recipesfromapantry says
Now this are the kind of eats my Kiddoes would help me make everyday.
Kate Hackworthy says
Definitely a kid-friendly way to eat porridge!
April H says
These were delicious!