GoodPop Pop Up Shop

I used to absolutely love the Strawberry Lemonade Goodpops but get this, they changed the formula. They now taste different, have a different texture and even look different. They are now below average and overpriced.

Definitely delicioso !!! All natural products and great for the whole family !! We experienced them at the Austin Ice cream festival. We will definitely be on the look out them wherever they may be. Until we meet again

I had this item at Austin City Limits: Strawberry Lemonade popsicle $ 4. It was good, but not amazing. I tried the watermelon one my friend had and didn’t like it, but I think I just am not a fan of watermelon in non-​fruit forms.

All hail, the King of Popsicles has arrived! These are to «regular» popsicles what filet mignon is to Burger King. Just a whole different category. Natural flavors, good ingredients, delicious, good texture, just all around-​terrific. And nice guys too.
I just went by and got two of ever flavor, and enjoyed my Hibiscus Mint so much I am trying desperately not to go eat another one immediately. Holy crap, these are delicious! I can’t wait to eat up all the ones in my freezer and go restock with new (or the same) flavors. Nothing is more refreshing than a popsicle in the summer time. And these are the best popsicles. Q.E.D.

Good Pops are pretty awesome, delicious and low calorie. Minus one star because they are expensive (although reasonable with a Groupon) and the hours for this pop up shop seriously blow.
The flavors I have tried:
Hibiscus Mint — My favorite so far. Really subtle mix of hibiscus and mint (duh) but perfectly blended.
Banana Cinnamon — 2^nd favorite although I think I prefer just making one ingredient banana ice cream. Although this popsicle made me realize how well cinnamon goes with bananas.
Mango — A bit of a miss. I don’t think the mango fruit translates that well into a popsicle. The fruit doesn’t freeze with the same consistency so it was a bit weird. Flavor was just ok.
Strawberry — Another miss for me, the flavor just wasn’t that strong and I needed some other note to taste here.
Watermelon Agave — Awesome one, even had the seeds in the popsicle (which were annoying but cool to see). The flavor in this one was great.

Tamarindo Popsicles!
What an absolutely fantastic idea — I just love the adult flavors, and the kid loves the standards, so everyone walks away happy.

Unique, fresh-​tasting, flavorful, cool, and icy. What more can you ask for from a dessert? I especially appreciate that this dessert isn’t too heavy, because I rarely leave enough room for the all too common, richer dessert options.
I’ve tasted 5 kinds, and I’ve ranked them accordingly.
Mango chile: This one stood out above the rest, because it mixed the ratios of sweet, salty, and spicy so perfectly that I was never overwhelmed with any one flavor. Different, and oh so savory.
Watermelon Agave: This was just as unique and well thought-​out as the first. It didn’t offer the knockout flavors of the mango chile, but the watermelon and agave flavors were both present without being too much.
Pineapple basil: Perhaps the most unique pop I tasted, this flavor combination was a thought outside the box, but it didn’t work together as well as I hoped.
Strawberry: This was good, but exactly what I’d expect, and nothing you can’t get from a grocery freezer section.
Tamarindo: A unique addition, but the flavor was wayyyy to strong. I couldn’t finish this one, so I ended up pitching it halfway through. Lady Gaga would give this one a «pucker face».

In the words of Leon Phelps, uh yeah… this stuff is nice.
I tried GoodPop at the downtown farmer’s market. I had a hard time choosing between all the fresh flavors! I finally decided on the banana cinnamon and didn’t regret it. The best part of the popsicle was that it wasn’t too sweet or sugary. The balance of all the flavors were just right, and I wanted to try all of their other popsicles. The product cooled me off without weighing me down!

So I went here again to let the hubs try it out. It’s so hot outside what’s not to love about popsicles? So, we get there, check out the menu, and order the mango chile and pineapple basil. It was really really good!
The flavor of the mango was great with the mild spicy flavor of the chile, but it didn’t over power it. And the pineapple basil was different in a good way. We also popped into Toy Joy a few days later and I got a soy coconut that was to die for!
The reason they get 4 instead of 5 stars? I had no idea of the flavor selection because their menu only lists about 6 – 7 poscicles. I just found out about all their flavors on their Facebook page. So what’s the deal? Do they have some mainstays and some rotating flavors or what? Maybe they should put up a dry erase board with what they have that day? Anywho, loved it, and will be coming back for more!

Still so good! Now they have «special» flavors they rotate too at the stand. :Drooool:

I have added good pops to my list of foods I am addicted to, which is limited to queso from just about anywhere in austin and popcorn from Cornucopia.
The coconut pop is my new favorite, and it is made with soy milk which is perfect for people who are lactose intolerant. Strawberry and mango are my other 2 favorites and they taste just like the fruit.
The pops are 50 calories each so I dont feel bad about eating more than one haha! Also, the people who sell them are super nice and hardworking. Support local businesses!

Yes these pops are tops!
However, Miss Kitty has sniffed out a price differential or perhaps a price increase on these lil’ darlings.
Two weeks ago at the 1^st Annual Bat (hiss-​I thought the ad said CAT) Festival the mobile cart price was $ 3.00. Hope that price was only for the pops-​to-​the-​people service, and not another perennial price-​per-​pop increase.
Miss Kitty’s top pop rating:
5 star yummy taste –1 star high price = 4 stars.

I’m in love with a Pineapple Basil Popsicle. I want to find a way to make this guy at home on my kitchen counter. I must have him at my disposal. Ready to go to work.
He is fruity, savory and sweet. I want him with me all summer. When the sun scorches, PBP will cool me down. When I have a hot flash, PBP will be there for me. When I crave something sweet, PBP will spring into action.
He will not be able to hide from me. He is my new summer love.

I have been to this location and love the shipping container turned Popsicle stand. But, this review is for their Popsicle Cart at the Barton Creek Farmers Market cause they saved the day today!
Christine C. and I hit the FM craving a refreshing Mango Lassi only to find that Sassy Lassi was a no show:((((
I was so parched I could not even think of making a vegetable purchase because my mouth was so dry that that was all I could think about. GoodPop to the rescue!!! My Watermelon Agave (no sugar) Popsicle hit the spot — refreshing, cold and not too sweet. Chris had the Pineapple Basil that she said was good and I wanted to ask for a bite but was too busy trying to finish mine while it dripped down my arm.
I have no beef at paying 2.25 for a Popsicle when it is locally made with fresh fruits.

Just had my first GoodPop moments ago. I was walking home, saw the stand and a popsicle sounded amazing. And it was! I had watermelon agave flavor which was quite delicious and refreshing on this warm day. I will be definitely coming back for more!
It’s not the cheapest popsicle-​$ 2.25-but knowing that it’s made locally and with good ingredients is worth the extra dollar.