We go through popsicles SO quickly. I felt like I was constantly buying a wide variety to please everyone, so I picked up an inexpensive Ice Pop Maker ($3!) to make our own!
We love coming up with new popsicle ideas. Some of our favorites are Iced Tea Ice Pops made from homemade sweet tea, Yogurt Ice Pops (filled with our favorite yogurt), Chocolate/Strawberry/Vanilla Milk Ice Pops, and Strawberry-Banana Puree Ice Pops. And on those days when everyone wants something different? I can do it!
A few days ago, while I was trying to figure out what kind of popsicles to make, it hit me that I should add some fillers. My kids love Swedish Fish, so I already had a bag stored away for an upcoming treat. I often add them to blue raspberry jello to surprise the kids, and I realized that I could do the same thing with popsicles!
They were so easy to make, and the kids (and my husband!) loved them!
UNDER-THE-SEA ICE POPS
Items Needed:
*Ice Pop Maker
*Swedish Fish
*Blue Kool-Aid®
{Step One} Fill the Ice Pop Maker with Swedish Fish.
{Step Two} Fill the Ice Pop Maker with blue Kool-Aid®.
{Step Three} Put the lids on tightly!
{Step Four} Give it a shake to mix up the Swedish Fish, then freeze for 8 hours. Once they're completely frozen, ENJOY!
Under-The-Sea Ice Pops ended up being Liam's very first popsicle! The PROfreshionals Ice Pop Maker is PERFECT for tiny hands!
He thought the ice pops were the best thing ever!
Under-The-Sea Ice Pops are REALLY easy to make and fun for the whole family!
> HAPPY SUMMER!
