Frozen Pineapple Pops

These Frozen Pineapple Pops dipped in chocolate and coconut are the perfect way to cool down on a hot summer day! Make some today and stick them in the freezer to have on hand all throughout the summer!

Frozen pineapple pops are a fun fruit treat, and a great way to beat the summer heat.

They're a little bit healthy, a little bit decadent, and a whole lot of tasty!!

**Please Note - The printable recipe card with detailed instructions, complete ingredient measurements, and nutritional information for making frozen pineapple pops is available at the end of this post. OR you can hit the "jump to recipe" button (found above) to be taken directly to the recipe. 

The ingredient list:

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• pineapple slices, fresh or canned
• semi-sweet chocolate chips
• sweetened coconut (unsweetened will also work)
• coconut oil
• sucker sticks

Kitchen tools and equipment needed:

• baking sheet
• parchment paper
• chef's knife
• cutting board
• paper towels
• medium-size microwave-safe bowl
• measuring spoons
• spatula
• medium skillet (for toasting coconut)
• sucker or Popsicle sticks

How this recipe came to be:

Out of the corner of my eye, I spotted something in the frozen foods case at Costco that instantly made my head spin with inspiration and excitement!

The next thing I knew I was happily whipping up these Frozen Pineapple Pops at home, and I'm totally anxious to share them with you today!

The perfect luau party food!

Hey, Gang! if you're planning on throwing a Hawaiian luau this summer, keep these frozen fruit treats on hand to serve to your party guests!

Everyone will love them, which will make you the hostess (or host), with the mostess (or most)!

Aloha!

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Can the coconut be left out of this recipe?

Sure thing. If you're not a coconut fan by all means leave it out!

Can chopped nuts be added to frozen pineapple pops?

Of course!!

I suggest toasting them lightly first (in a dry skillet) to get the most flavor, but that's optional.

My (chopped) nut suggestions are: salted peanuts, honey roasted peanuts, pecans, almonds, hazelnuts, macadamia nuts, cashews.

How long does this recipe take from start to finish?

Not long at all. Approximately 30 minutes until the pineapple pops are ready for the freezer.

Freeze them at least 3 hours and they're ready to serve.

FAQ:

Q - So I dipped my frozen pineapple popsicle in the chocolate and it did not stick! What did I do wrong? Did I have the popsicles out too long or was my chocolate microwaved too long?

A - If the pineapple is wet, the chocolate will not stick. If frozen and left out long enough for them to slightly melt, this will cause the problem.
You have to work quickly before they have a chance to thaw. If they do thaw slightly, blot any excess moisture with a paper towel before dipping.

How to make frozen pineapple pops dipped in chocolate and coconut:

• Cut pineapple slices into 2" - 3" pieces (canned or fresh pineapple works equally well for this).
• Insert a sucker stick or popsicle stick into each pineapple piece and lay them on a baking sheet.
• Dry each pineapple piece with paper towels and then freeze them for at least 20 minutes.
• Meanwhile, melt the chocolate chips and coconut oil in a microwave-safe bowl until smooth and creamy.
• Toast the coconut in a dry pan, stirring frequently until the coconut golden brown.
• Dip the frozen pineapple pops into the melted chocolate and then into the toasted coconut.
• Freeze again (for at least 3 hours).

Below is the printable recipe card along with the nutritional information for today's Frozen Chocolate Dipped Pineapple Pops with Toasted Coconut.

I sincerely hope you've enjoyed this frozen pineapple dessert recipe as much as I've enjoyed bringing it to you!