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| 2437.1 | Your favorite juices | JURAN::TEASDALE | | Wed May 30 1990 18:12 | 9 |
| That's easy! Any juice will do...except maybe V8. My favorites are
Welch's grape and After the Fall watermelon and lemonade. I can eat
as many as I want with no guilt!
You may want to attempt to copy some FrozFruits flavors. Their banana
and coconut have some milk in them, so I'm not sure how evenly they'd
freeze. Let us know if you try this.
Nancy
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| 2437.2 | | FAIRWY::KINGR | Hospital called, your brain is ready!!!! | Wed May 30 1990 22:24 | 5 |
| Cool-aid!
REK
Or any drink like that...
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| 2437.3 | Jello-pops | BTOVT::NORTHAM_S | It's not pms... | Thu May 31 1990 06:22 | 13 |
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Tupperware has an excellent recipe for home made popsicles. The
ingredients are:
Instant Jello (any flavor)
Kool-aid (any complimenting flavor)
Follow the jello package according to directions as well as the kool-
aid directions. The only difference is to decrease the kool-aid
by using 3/4 of the water.
Mix equal parts of kool-aid and jello, freeze and enjoy.
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| 2437.4 | Fudgicles | CSSE::CFIELD | Corey | Thu May 31 1990 07:25 | 3 |
| Make chocolate pudding adding Cool Whip and freeze. They taste just
like fudgicles.
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| 2437.5 | | BUOVAX::OLSON | Joanna Olson @BUO 249-4012 | Thu May 31 1990 13:26 | 13 |
| When my kids were younger, I used to make popsicles in the Tupperware
"Ice Tups", using a mixture made of Jello and a complimentary fruit
juice, but using twice as much of the liquid as "usual" for making
Jello (in other words, using 4 cups of juice instead of 2 cups of
water). This way, the popsicles stayed together somewhat better
than they do when using only liquid, but they didn't taste like
"Jello-sicles".
Come to think of it, even though my "baby" is going off to college
in the Fall, there's nothing to keep me from making a batch of
popsicles for ME... :-)
Joanna
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| 2437.6 | yogart | WMOIS::P_RIVETTS | | Thu May 31 1990 14:59 | 7 |
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One container of yogart (like Dannon) will make about 3 of those
Tupperware pops. It freezes great and the kids love them. (and its
healthy)
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| 2437.7 | | HITPS::TP_ADMIN | | Wed Jul 11 1990 11:06 | 6 |
| Does anyone out there know where to by the popsicle forms? I know
years ago Tupperware had them, but prefer to buy them in a regular
store if possible. I am in the Acton, MA area. Thanks!
Nancy
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| 2437.8 | Supermarkets | CSC32::R_GROVER | The CIRCUIT_MAN | Wed Jul 11 1990 12:41 | 6 |
| I saw some in the supermarket the other day. At the Safeway store here
in Colorado Springs however. BUT, I'm sure you would be able to find
them in most supermarkets.
Bob G.
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| 2437.9 | CVS? | TOOK::ORENSTEIN | | Wed Jul 11 1990 13:16 | 3 |
| How about the "season" department at CVS?
aud...
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| 2437.10 | Kmart........ | CASDEV::COLELLA | Does Uranus have an aurora? | Thu Jul 12 1990 10:04 | 4 |
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I saw 'em in the Acton Kmart (corner of 111 and 27 next to McDonalds).
/cara
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