3-Ingredient Keto Raspberry Lemon Popsicles (stevia sweetened!)
These 3-Ingredient Keto Lemon Raspberry Popsicles are so easy and yummy your kids can make them! They’re so refreshing, with no sugar and no artificial colors or flavors. Yep, that bright pink is Real Food color in action! Stevia-sweetened popsicles mean no sugar crash later! Perfect for healthy summer snacking!
Did you know… I REALLY look forward to spending the entire summer break with my kids?
I can’t wait to spend my days with my kiddos… swimming in the rivers and lakes, picking wild berries, working in our garden, and making all manner of delicious and healthy summer treats and snacks!
Like these 3-Ingredient Keto Raspberry Lemon Popsicles!
Ok, I mean, technically there are 4 ingredients, but I don’t think water counts. 😉
So, with some lemon juice, frozen raspberries, and a bit of stevia, you can create a low-carb/keto summer snack that’s not going to have your kids hyped up on sugar and artificial flavors and colors.
These beautiful pink keto popsicles are so easy, so yummy, and SO slurp-able! You’ll love the bright raspberry with sour lemon!
I especially enjoyed using my new popsicle mold, which I ordered just for this recipe! It makes larger popsicles, similar to the size you buy at the store. We’ll be making lots and lots of flavors of popsicles this summer!
How to Make 3-Ingredient Keto Raspberry Lemon Popsicles
First, roughly chop the frozen raspberries and divide them evenly in the popsicle mold. (I use this mold.)
Next, whisk together the lemon juice, water, and stevia. Divide this evenly among the wells of the popsicle mold.
Secure the lid, add popsicle sticks (if using my popsicle mold), and freeze.
These keto popsicles are best frozen at least 4 hours or overnight before enjoying!
Recipe FAQs & Ingredient Subs
Can I use other fruit besides raspberries?
Yes!
The nutrition information listed at the bottom of the recipe was calculated using frozen raspberries and lemon juice. However, you could sub frozen blueberries or strawberries for the raspberries and still have low-carb popsicles.
Can I use fresh berries?
Absolutely! If you have fresh berries, use them! On the day I created this recipe, I happened to have frozen raspberries and not fresh.
I don’t like/can’t use stevia. What can I sub?
Unfortunately, I don’t have a stevia sub for this keto popsicle recipe. Stevia is 300x sweeter than sugar, meaning you use a tiny amount to achieve the same amount of sweetness as, say, a cup of sugar or honey. The entire recipe would have to be re-worked to use another sweetener. This is my favorite stevia.
How To Use Stevia In These 3-Ingredient Keto Raspberry Lemon Popsicles
I use a powdered stevia extract in these 3-ingredient keto popsicles. My favorite brand is Mood & Mind. It’s organic, doesn’t have a bitter aftertaste, and dissolves so well in hot and cold stuff.
To measure powdered stevia, I use a “doonk” spoon. The word “doonk” was coined by the Trim Healthy Mama sisters, and it’s 1/32 teaspoon. Having one of these sure takes the guesswork out of using stevia!
Because stevia is up to 300 times sweeter than sugar, a little bit goes a LOOOOOOONG way! Definitely start with LESS, not more! You can always add more, but you can’t take away too much stevia (which will make your popsicles sadly overly sweet and inedible). 🙁
If you already have a favorite brand of stevia or prefer to use a liquid extract, add and taste until you get the perfect raspberry-lemon flavor and sweetness. Liquid stevia and powdered stevia do not measure the same way, so you’ll have to experiment if you are using liquid.

3-Ingredient Keto Raspberry Lemon Popsicles
These 3-Ingredient Keto Lemon Raspberry Popsicles are so easy and yummy your kids can make them! They're so refreshing, with no sugar and no artificial colors or flavors. Yep, that bright pink is Real Food color in action! Stevia-sweetened popsicles mean no sugar crash later! Perfect for healthy summer snacking!
Ingredients
- 1cuplemon juice
- 2cupswater
- 3 to 5doonks of steviamore or less, to taste
- 1/2cupfrozen raspberriesroughly chopped
Instructions
Roughly chop the raspberries and divide them evenly between popsicle molds.
- Whisk together the lemon juice, water, and stevia.
- Pour into the popsicle mold.
- Secure the lid, and add the popsicle sticks.
- Freeze for 4 hours or overnight.
- Serve and enjoy!
Speaking Of Sugar-Free/Keto Desserts…
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- No-Peanut Butter Cookies
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More Cold Keto Desserts You’ll Love…
- Keto Arnold Palmer Iced Tea Popsicles (stevia-sweeted!)
- Keto Chai Ice Cream (dairy-free, vegan)
- Stevia-Sweetened Watermelon Mint Sorbet
- Keto Swedish Cream
- Keto Probiotic Berry Cheesecake Popsicles
- 2-Ingredient THM Keto Lemon Popsicles
- Keto Strawberry Lemon Bars
- Old-Fashioned Keto Root Beer Float
- Herbal Dalgona Whipped Coffee
- Keto Chocolate Collagen Milkshake
- Keto MCT Oil Thai Iced Tea
What healthy popsicles are you making this summer?
Originally published on May 9, 2018. Updated photos and text on May 27, 2020. Republished on June 4, 2020.
What is the net carb and sugar facts?
I don’t track nutrition info for my recipes. Please feel free to plug the ingredients into a nutrition calculator. 🙂
I followed the recipe. They turned out inedible. It was like drinking lemon juice straight out of the container. I am sad because they are such a beautiful color and look.
Hey Jennifer, the recipe does say “more or less, to taste” next to stevia. We like a tart/sweet popsicle, so we use less. If you want more sweet and less tart, use more stevia. 🙂
Simple yet richly beautiful and for sure tasty!! YUM!
Oh man, those are so gorgeous! I need them.
These may just be the prettiest popsicles I have ever seen!
Yum! I am in love with the color of these. Plus.. they’re simple!
I really like this recipe and have been looking for an alternative for my kids! Definitely on the try list 🙂