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3 Ways to Make Ice Lollies

By Matthew Lynch
December 22, 2023
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Introduction:

Ice lollies are a favorite summer treat for people of all ages. They’re simple, refreshing, and bursting with flavors that delight the taste buds. With scorching temperatures becoming increasingly more common, it’s never been a better time to learn how to make homemade ice lollies. Don’t worry, it’s easier than you might think! In this article, we’ll look at three ways you can make ice lollies that will wow your friends and family.

1. Using Fruit Juice

Ingredients:

– Fruit juice of your choice (orange, apple, grape, etc.)

– Ice lolly molds

– Wooden sticks

– A freezer

Instructions:

1. Select your favorite fruit juice or even mix different types together for a more complex flavor profile.

2. Pour the juice into the ice lolly molds, leaving some space at the top for expansion as the liquid freezes.

3. Carefully place the wooden sticks into each mold and cover with foil or a lid.

4. Freeze for about 4-6 hours or until they become solid.

5. To remove the ice lollies from the mold, gently run warm water over them for a few seconds and then pull on the sticks.

2. Fruit Puree Ice Lollies

Ingredients:

– Fresh fruit of your choice (strawberries, peaches, mangoes, etc.)

– Sugar or sweetener (optional)

– Water

– Blender

– Ice lolly molds

– Wooden sticks

– A freezer

Instructions:

1. Wash and prepare the fresh fruit by removing any seeds or peeling as required.

2. Combine fruit, sugar or sweetener if desired, and water in a blender – enough to achieve a pourable consistency without making it watery.

3. Blend until smooth, taste to make sure it’s sweet enough for your liking.

4. Pour the fruit puree into the ice lolly molds and follow steps 3-5 from the previous method.

3. Yogurt Ice Lollies

Ingredients:

– Yogurt (plain or flavored)

– Fresh fruit (optional)

– Honey or fruit jam (optional)

– Ice lolly molds

– Wooden sticks

– A freezer

Instructions:

1. If using fresh fruit, chop it into small pieces.

2. Mix your choice of yogurt with the preferred sweetener like honey or fruit jam, and fold in any fresh fruit pieces.

3. Fill the ice lolly molds with the yogurt mixture.

4. Follow steps 3-5 from the first method to freeze and remove your yogurt ice lollies.

Conclusion:

There you have it – three simple methods for making delicious and refreshing ice lollies at home this summer. Experiment by combining different fruits, juices, or yogurts to find your favorite combination, and enjoy a tasty way to beat the heat!

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