We made these for a party for the 4th of July. I used berry blue Jell-o and added an extra banana. They were pretty tasty, not overly sweet. The kids enjoyed them, especially the pretty blue color, and I did too. I can't wait to experiment with other flavors of Jell-o and different fruits.

I used full-sugar jello with these pops, and they still had no flavor. If they did have flavor, though, I would have liked them.

I made these yesterday for my kids (and husband) when the weather was super hot. I think some of the more negative reviewers may not have left them in the freezer long enough. I, too, took them out too early and they were falling off the sticks...but the kids didn't mind a bit. There were a few left in the freezer that were eaten several hours after the first set and they were very frozen and very yummy. Give yourself time to allow these to freeze up properly and you won't be at all disappointed.

I was not only looking for a low-cal ice pop for these long summer days, but also looking for a way to use up excess sugar-free Jello that I'd bought cheap at Grocery Outlet. I used sugar free cherry Jello and dissolved the Jello in the hot water, then poured it in my blender with nonfat/sugar-free strawberry yogurt and the banana. When I tried a bit of it, it tasted AWESOME. Not only are these a cool down snack for the kids, they are a lowfat treat for me. Score! This made ten 3/4 full dixie cups, enough for a couple days. I made them the night before so they'd be ready the next day, especially those times when the kids can hear the ice cream truck and want a popcicle. I'll for sure be making this all summer. I've got tons of jello and a container of yogurt is always cheap. Plus, it's easy enough that the older kids can help!

My daughter absolutely loves these popsicles...........I used apricot jello & used 2 bananas instead of 1 and they were great. I also tried it with strawberry jello & vanilla yogurt and she loved those too. Thanks for a great recipe!

These are exactly how they are described. My kids dropped them on the floor and they bounced. No drips at all!! Not very flavorful though. I add chopped strawberries and pineapple to the next batch and they were much better.

Delicious

Very good! Makes a nice hot-weather breakfast.

very good, i didn't have just plain yogurt so i mixed vanilla with strawberry banana yogurt and it's very good, adds to the fresh banana. kind of soft and i used plastic sticks so it slid when trying to eat, other wise extremely yummy!

I am completely impressed! I bought some twist up pop containers at Walmart and then saw this recipe. I used fresh strawberries and strawberry gelatin. I used plain yogurt but didn't skimp on anything by making it fat-free because I wanted my kids to have the extra calories since they are so young. Normally I don't like yogurt and can't stand gelatin. These things ROCKED! I loved the taste of them and they really don't drip. My kids adored them and now we have a new favorite snack that's healthy and fun to make for all.

So Yummy!!! My kids and their friends gobble them up!

These were REALLY good popsicles. I didn't have any bananas, so i left them out, and it still turned out great! I used lime jello mix and vanilla yogurt, then i froze the mixture in popsicle moulds.

My son (and all the neighborhood kids) love these popsicles. He loves to pick out the jello flavor, and then share with his friends. They are super easy to make, and good for you.

Great! I used strawberry jello, very ripe cantelope and watermelon, no banana, and vanilla yogurt. Kids loved them and so did I.

I thought these were OK, but my husband didn't like them. They had a weird texture, tho I think that is why they are dripless. I think they might be better if I used different flavors.

If you have children you have to try these! I came across this recipe today, and decided to try it. I used strawberry gelatin and used stawberry yogurt, because it was in the house. They tasted really good. My 4 year old loved them and there was barely any Mess!! She even put the popsicle on the table for a few minutes and it didn't melt, it just left a little drip. And best of all no sticky hands!

beautifull!!!! if you use mango and passionfruit flavoured gelatine, it tastes even nicer.

Easy, quick and tasty. My 3 kids (1 through 9)loved them!