#popsicles
Disney princess popsicle makers in the liquor aisle…I see what you did there Walmart. #princesslife #disneyprincesses #forthegrownups #boozy #popsicles #walmart #perfectmarketing (at Walmart Saint Peters)
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DIY Easy Healthy Fruit Popsicles Tutorial from The Nerd’s Wife
Go to the link for more information and tips and tricks for making these summer fresh fruit popsicles.
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DIY Mini Crates made out of Popsicles
How cute are these? They’re super cheap to make and don’t take a lot of time either. Bonus, you can use these mini crates in so many cute and rustic ways: use them as mini centerpieces for meals, store your jewelry & tiny stuff or even make them into candle holders. Quite useful and you can have them in any colour.
What you need for this idea:
- Popsicle Sticks
- Glue (the good kind, that dries fast)
- Water in a container
- Toothpicks
- Scissors
- Paints (any kind works)
What you need to do:
- Soak the popsicle sticks in water for a few minutes. This makes them easy to cut.
- Cut them into 12 pieces. 8 of a slightly bigger size and 4 small.
- Paint the 12 pieces of wood & 4 toothpicks.
- Stick 2 shot sticks to 2 long sticks and add a toothpick before that. Make 2 sets. Make sure to leave a slight gap between the two parallel sticks.
- Stick the 2 sets made together to form a rectangle/square.
- Cut the toothpicks to the edge of the rectangle.
- Stick the 4 remaining pieces together to form a base for the crate.
- Paste the base to the rectangle made earlier. And Done!
Things to keep in mind:
- Let the sticks dry before you try to stick them together. Damp wood does not stick well.
- Get fast drying glue that dries up quickly when you’re sticking the edges. Otherwise they edge will move, making the crate wonky.
Hope you like these mini crates :) Happy Weekend!
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These zoo themed cake popsicles are so cute!
Made with love by @rymondtn
De-stress and relax with this sweet treat.
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touya popsicles that’ll be sent out to patrons!
Rainbow Fruit Popsicles
INGREDIENTS:
- ½ cup (140 g) pineapple, cubed
- ½ cup (140 g) mango, cubed
- ½ cup (140 grams) strawberries
- ½ cup (140 grams) kiwi, peeled and cubed
- ½ cup (140 grams) blueberries
- 2 ½ cups (600 grams) full fat coconut milk, divided
- 10 tablespoons honey, divided
INSTRUCTIONS:
- In a high speed blender, blend each fruit individually with a ½ cup of coconut milk, and about 1-2 tablespoons of honey.
- Adjust the sweetness for each fruit to your liking.
- Set up you popsicle mold on a flat surface in the freezer.
- Depending on how many layers you are doing, start by pouring your first fruit layer in each mold.
- Freeze for 15-20 minutes before pouring the next layer.
- Repeat with each additional flavor until the popsicle mold is full.
- Place the lid on the mold and insert a popsicle stick into each pop.
- Freeze for several hours, or overnight until firm.
- Un mold the popsicles and enjoy!
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