I do not know if this is all over the nation, or just in Chicago. It seems to me that, much like cereal, popsicles have become VERY expensive. I just bought Sour Patch Popsicles for Benny, and they were…wait. for. it…$7! Ouch!
I seem to remember seeing a FB video where someone made some really yummy looking margarita popsicles in Dixie Cups. It’s gotta be that easy to make non-alcoholic popsicles for my kiddos this summer.
Guess what…it is…and it couldn’t be simpler. Get ready to add these Dixie Cup Popsicles to your list of kid friendly dessert recipes to try this summer.
Dixie Cup Popsicles
Ingredients:
- 1 can frozen OJ
- 1/2 cup half and half
- 6oz water
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 10-12 ice cubes
All you have to do is put ingredients in a blender and mix it up. Pour mixture into Dixie Cups and set in the freezer for about half an hour. Then put your sticks in and let freeze overnight. Then, peel and eat!
I think I’m going to try raspberry, or chocolate next. It’s gonna be a great summer!
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Popsicles have gotten expensive! We make our own all the time and it looks like this is going on the “to make” list! Thanks for sharing! Stopping by from Fluster’s Creative Muster link up 🙂
I’m obsessed with orange flavors and I grew up making Popsicles like this… I love everything about this!
These are amazing! So easy and quick to make, buying some cups for the kids 🙂
Great tips. Thanks for sharing
These look so yummy, and you are right popsicles and ice lollies have become very expensive in the UK too.
These look so yummy. My grandkids would love them. And they wouldn’t break the budget. Thank you so much for sharing at Share It One More Time. Cathy
I love making Popsicles using jello powder.They turn out just like the slow melt popsicles you buy from the store but cost about $1 and have way more flavor.