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want2beamom
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Making your own ice pops
If you make the kiddies their own ice pops, what do you use to fill them? Thanks!
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Posted 8/4/08 7:35 PM  |
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shellybean
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Re: Making your own ice pops
any juice would be good
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| Posted 8/4/08 7:37 PM |
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want2beamom
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Re: Making your own ice pops
Posted by shellybean
any juice would be good
thanks...im trying to think of things besides juice...like maybe yogurt smoothies (Derek is obsessed with these) or maybe pudding...just not sure if it will work.
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| Posted 8/4/08 7:39 PM |
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chelle
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Re: Making your own ice pops
I mixed ice, a little apple juice, blueberries, strawberries and some yogurt.
Voila! 
Message edited 8/4/2008 7:41:05 PM.
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| Posted 8/4/08 7:40 PM |
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elyssa222
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Re: Making your own ice pops
freeze applesauce
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| Posted 8/4/08 8:02 PM |
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pugmama
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Re: Making your own ice pops
I made yesterday a recipe from a parenting magazine....canned pears with some heavy syrup, vanilla or plain yogurt, and blueberries blended and then poured into pop molds. DD loves them.
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| Posted 8/4/08 8:50 PM |
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want2beamom
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Re: Making your own ice pops
Posted by pugmama
I made yesterday a recipe from a parenting magazine....canned pears with some heavy syrup, vanilla or plain yogurt, and blueberries blended and then poured into pop molds. DD loves them.
ohhh, that sounds great.....I am going to try that tomorrow!!!
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| Posted 8/4/08 8:58 PM |
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Liz-LIFamilies
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Re: Making your own ice pops
Chocolate milk would be good. we did chocolate soy milk but it was not creamy enough for me.
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| Posted 8/4/08 9:45 PM |
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partyof6
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Re: Making your own ice pops
trader joes or stonyfield whole milk yogurt flavored or shakes like banana spiulina shakes, or the green one that has over 50 fruits and veggies in it.
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| Posted 8/4/08 10:21 PM |
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oops123
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Re: Making your own ice pops
ive made them with vanilla yogurt/banana & blueberries,
Ive froze capri suns...
any juice with fruit chunks, my kids LOVED!!
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| Posted 8/5/08 7:50 AM |
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AugustMommy
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Re: Making your own ice pops
I used applejuice and pear juice mixed with a little water. When they didnt have the water, he didnt eat it..i guess it was too sweet!
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| Posted 8/5/08 8:21 AM |
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Melbernai
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Re: Making your own ice pops
You can also use applesauce or any kind of baby food, mix about 50/50 with apple juice or any other kind of juice....
I like that idea because you know you get some "food" in there also...
This would be a good google search. Maybe later on today I'll search it!
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| Posted 8/5/08 10:12 AM |
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Bxgell2
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Re: Making your own ice pops
I mix a little water with any kind of fruit juice.
I also freeze ripe bananas and Alex eats them as a popsicle.
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| Posted 8/5/08 11:01 AM |
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want2beamom
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Re: Making your own ice pops
Posted by Melbernai
You can also use applesauce or any kind of baby food, mix about 50/50 with apple juice or any other kind of juice....
I like that idea because you know you get some "food" in there also...
This would be a good google search. Maybe later on today I'll search it!
ohhh, I like this idea....I would have never thought of using babyfood....I am going to try that today too! Thanks!
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| Posted 8/5/08 11:13 AM |
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dawnygirl25
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Re: Making your own ice pops
Posted by pugmama
I made yesterday a recipe from a parenting magazine....canned pears with some heavy syrup, vanilla or plain yogurt, and blueberries blended and then poured into pop molds. DD loves them.
yummm I am going to try this.
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| Posted 8/5/08 10:56 PM |
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InShock
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Re: Making your own ice pops
Posted by Bxgell2
I mix a little water with any kind of fruit juice.
I also freeze ripe bananas and Alex eats them as a popsicle.
Stupid question, but do they have to be super ripe?
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| Posted 8/5/08 11:20 PM |
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shellybean
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mich
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Re: Making your own ice pops
Posted by want2beamom
Posted by Melbernai
You can also use applesauce or any kind of baby food, mix about 50/50 with apple juice or any other kind of juice....
I like that idea because you know you get some "food" in there also...
This would be a good google search. Maybe later on today I'll search it!
ohhh, I like this idea....I would have never thought of using babyfood....I am going to try that today too! Thanks!
\\hmm Baby food, sounds good, maybe pinaple and ham dinner...HAHAHA JK...
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Bxgell2
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Re: Making your own ice pops
Posted by InShock
Posted by Bxgell2
I mix a little water with any kind of fruit juice.
I also freeze ripe bananas and Alex eats them as a popsicle.
Stupid question, but do they have to be super ripe?
Works better when they are super ripe, but I have used non-ripe bananas and Alex doesn't seem to care
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