Chocolate Dipped Kiwi Pops Recipe

Kiwis dipped in chocolate create a fun-to-make and delicious to eat fruit treat on a stick!

I love fresh kiwi!  It has that bit of a tart tang to it and is truly a unique fruit.  It's also chock full of vitamin C, which is always a bonus.  

For a tasty summer treat, this Chocolate Dipped Kiwi Pops Recipe is sure to please. Serve these at your next summer barbecue or let them add a little something special to the dessert table at a party.  

This can also perk up an other boring school lunch if you add one into a lunchbox.

Chocolate Dipped Kiwi Pops Recipe

INGREDIENTS
4 Kiwi Fruit
1 cup Melting Chocolate
20 Pop Sticks

How to make kiwi pops:

Peel and slice Kiwi into thick (between 1/4″ and 1/2″) slices.
Insert stick in each slice and place on parchment or wax paper and freeze for several hours.
Heat Chocolate by microwaving for 30 seconds stirring and repeating until melted. Allow to cool for 2-3 minutes.
You will need to work with one pop at a time while they are completely frozen (no moisture). Moisture may cause your choclate to sieze up (clump).
Dip pop in chocolate and use spoon (if necessary) to coat completely. Gently shake off excess. Chocolate will set almost immediately.
Return to parchment and place in freezer to set up.
You can optionally drizzle with white chocolate by heating in microwave as described above, tranfering to zipper bag, clipping corner and drizzling a small line back and forth across each pop.

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Yield: 20

Chocolate Dipped Kiwi Pops

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Kiwis dipped in chocolate create a fun-to-make and delicious to eat fruit treat on a stick!

Prep Time 25 minutes

Total Time 25 minutes

Ingredients

• 4 Kiwi Fruit
• 1 cup Melting Chocolate
• 20 Pop Sticks

Instructions

1. Peel and slice Kiwi into thick (between 1/4″ and 1/2″) slices.
2. Insert stick in each slice and place on parchment or wax paper and freeze for several hours.
3. Heat Chocolate by microwaving for 30 seconds stirring and repeating until melted.
4. Allow to cool for 2-3 minutes.
5. You will need to work with one pop at a time while they are completely frozen (no moisture).
6. Moisture may cause your chocolate to seize up (clump).
7. Dip pop in chocolate and use spoon (if necessary) to coat completely.
8. Gently shake off excess.
9. Chocolate will set almost immediately.
10. Return to parchment and place in freezer to set up.

Notes

You can optionally drizzle with white chocolate by heating in microwave as described above, transferring to zipper bag, clipping corner and drizzling a small line back and forth across each pop.

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