DIY Popsicles

Image from Stonewall Kitchen

All natiral homemade yogurt and fruit popsicles at Zupa
Cutest popsicle molds from Cuisipro and Tovolo.
Tidy push up molds by Cuisipro.
Popsicles in seven minutes or less with Zoku!

Momtastic does fresh fruit, layered popsicles.
Great ideas from Soule Mama about using popsicles for comfort and treatment.
Paletas and Savoury popsicles at Bitten.
How to make boozy popsicles at Savvy Housekeeping.
Lime/Watermelon popsicles at The Kitchn.
The Fairmont's Tea popsicles.
Rhubarb, Raspberry pops at La Tartine Gourmande.
Or if you prefer cake-sicles, use Norpro's pan.

01.xii.10 UPDATE: Sailboat Popsicle Molds were scored on the secondary market! For anyone else on the hunt, it appears that they were sold by Williams-Sonoma.

And there is a very intriguing recipe for Vietnamese Coffee Popsicles by David Lebovitz. We have been drinking loads of iced coffee lately and I love Vietnamese Coffee so these are definately something to be tried.

Vietnamese Coffee Popsicles

Makes about 8, depending on the size of your molds

If you don't have an espresso-maker, you can augment brewed coffee with instant espresso crystals, to taste. The coffee should be chest hair-raisingly strong, and you can certainly swap out decaf. I'm not much of a tea drinker, but I'll bet a version with Thai ice tea would be equally delectable and refreshing as well.
And if you don't have sweetened condensed milk, regular milk will work fine. And you can sweetened to taste.

2 cups (500ml) extra-strong coffee or espresso
2/3 cup (160ml) sweetened condensed milk

1. Mix the coffee with the sweetened condensed milk. Taste, and add a bit more milk, if desired. (A spoonful or two is fine, but any more and the popsicles won't freeze as hard.)
2. Pour into popsicle molds and freeze until sold.
Note: My favorite brand of sweetened condensed milk is Longevity Brand, which is available in most Asian markets.