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The latest trend in healthy ice cream? Portable sweets! Take those low-cal, high-protein pints to-go on a stick. Fan-favorites like Halo Top and Yasso are just as tasty in a handheld format — no spoon required. These seven options, all 100 calories and under, are currently stocked in our freezers, because they are so dang good.
Skinny Cow Greek Frozen Yogurt Bars ($4): Skinny Cow just gets it. This brand has always nailed lightened up desserts, and its 100 calorie ice cream bars are no exception. The salt-kissed caramel will take your breath away.
Enlightened Bars ($5): As if a 70-calorie, high-protein, birthday-cake-flavored ice cream bar isn't enough to make you smile, there are over a dozen delectable flavors to choose from. May we also suggest Movie Night.
Arctic Zero Bars ($8): At 90 calories a pop, the Arctic Zero bars don't have a drop of dairy. The fava-bean-based treats are non-GMO, low-glycemic, and come in four tasty varieties: Vanilla (with a chocolate liqueur shell), Salted Caramel (with a chocolate liqueur shell), Cake Batter (with a red velvet shell), and Vanilla Peanut Butter (dipped in peanut butter).
Halo Top Pops ($12): The protein ice cream that sparked a cult-following takes shape outside the pint into these delectable pops. They're between 50 and 60 calories each (!!) and may help you with that portion control thing that went out the window when these pints hit shelves. Maybe. Our fave is the Peanut Butter Swirl, but the Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough is snack-worthy too.
Yasso Bars ($4): Frozen Greek yogurt has never tasted so delicious at 100 calories per pop. With about 20 flavors on offer, Yasso has been crushing it in the healthified ice cream bar market. They all truly taste as good as the "real" thing. Orange Cream will remind you of the orangecicles of your childhood.
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