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Since it snowed here Friday..I better share a summer post I never did..
When my girls were little they enjoyed Jello Popsickles~..
That was over 30 years ago..and time has flown by..
I found this special mold ..and thought..since I am not shopping for new cooking things for us these days..the boys would get this treat.
Their eyes actually lit up at these..Only Noah finished his:)
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1 small pack of jello
2 cups boiling water
1/2 cup of sugar
Mix until dissolved..
It makes about 8 of the Rocketships~Perfect for future astronauts..girls and boys~
It is summer somewhere:) And will be again in northern states..a little recipe to save nanas..
These rocket pops look delicious! "Red" is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteAnd the recipe could not be easier!
Yvonne
Yvonne.. you'll be making tablescapes and enhancing this recipe I am ceratin:) Thank you..have a great day..
ReplyDeletestar wars cookies, spaces ships, yep their future is all mapped out!
ReplyDeleteThose are cute! 6 yo gson was Annikan from Star Wars for Halloween. He would love those!.
ReplyDeleteI bought witch finger cookie molds, never got to it! Next year if I remember where I put it! :)
Of course the boys' eyes would lit up at these!
ReplyDeleteyou are a good nana. i like your creative idea.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful ~ and look how the color of the pops match with your gorgeous tulips! Only YOU, Monique!!
ReplyDeleteYour darling boys are very, very lucky. xo ~m.
Wow! Those look wonderful...! It's getting cold here, but I still love my ice cream and popsicles ;).
ReplyDeleteI only hope I get to be a Nana...and half as good a Nana as you are.
ReplyDeleteIt snowed on Friday??? I know it won't be long here also. I've never made jello pops but now I have a recipe to save for when the weather gets warm again :) Beautiful colors in your photos!
ReplyDeleteSnow? Oh no!! I'm not ready yet to even think about. I'll stay in denial looking at your pops. I have similar molds and pulled them out for Zac this summer. At 20 he still wanted these, so keep them handy for awhile. You'll need them. Thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteOui, ils sont bien amusants ces popsicles, mais ils me donnent le frisson ce soir...
ReplyDeleteMerci pour ta visite chez moi!
Now this is fun, sweet Monique! What a great time for the darling chicks, I can hear your heart singing from here. What a lovely time for you all!!
ReplyDeletexoxo~Tracie
Monique Oh, I do not show this product to my daughter, he is too cool to us for eating ice cream.
ReplyDeleteSweet kisses my Dear Monique, Miette
J'adore la glace... Eté comme hiver j'en mange tous les jours!!! Bisous
ReplyDeleteOh Monique it is summer her well nearly, 1st December but it is so hot already, I love these.
ReplyDeleteThank you..enjoy your day~
ReplyDeleteThose memories of the past. So nice now to make the Popsicles for the little ones. Great pictures.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a delicious taste of summer! It feels like it was so long ago.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun Nana you are with rocketship treats! Love the dose of summer :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely treats for the little ones! I must tell you Monique that I downloaded those pretty labels for jam jars and printed them off onto sticker sheets ~ I am now keeping every liitle pretty jar to use for gifts of lemon butter- jams etc. Thank You so much for sharing that with us ~ I'm delighted.
ReplyDelete~Dianne~
Hi Nana,
ReplyDeleteSo cute and yummy...love it...:)
Dr.Sameena@
http://www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com
What a bad mother I am! I had totally forgotten about freezing jello like this. Those are so cute!
ReplyDeleteI bought those molds for my daughter to make the pops for her little boys. (As little boys often do, they were nearly as happy playing with the molds as eating the pops! LOL)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, Monique!
Saw your beautiful rocket ships earlier..and when I went out this morning, I swa some great popsickel molds, and thought of you! I can tell you my husband would love one of these in front of the fireplace...he never says so to icream and the likes! I';m sure all the southern hemisphere visitors will rush off their kitchens after seeing this!
ReplyDeletebisous
Ronelle
Ils sont sympas, ces moules !
ReplyDeleteOh what joy to be able to make treats like that for your grandson. I can only wish! xxoo
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