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Temperatures are up into triple digits around here so, lately, I've been thinking about creative ways to keep cool. Of course, I landed on one that involves food and am sharing it with y'all today: frozen fruit coolers. These are simple to prepare and easy to keep on hand throughout the summer. Simply cut up your favorite fruits and freeze them to add to the drinks of your choice later. The benefits of this are that you add the flavor and nutrition of fresh fruit and keep your drinks cold at the same time. Frozen fruit coolers are a great way to use up large fruits like watermelon before they go bad and are perfect for entertaining. Check out the tutorial below for a few different ways to serve them!
How to Make Frozen Fruit Coolers
- Wash fruit.
- Prep fruit by cutting into chunks or using a melon baller.
- Place on skewers (optional).
- Freeze for a few hours.
- Add to the drink of your choice. I used Sprite®.
I made these coolers with watermelon because it's the quintessential summer fruit. It goes so well with the flavors of Sprite and I found a deal on both when shopping at Kroger last week (In case you're new around here, I'm a bargain shopper 🙂 ). I hope this helps you stay cool this summer. You can find more refreshing ideas here. And, if you have any tips, please share them below. Thanks for reading!
P.S. For more frozen watermelon goodness, check out the easy recipe for my frozen watermelon mint lemonade. 🙂
imthatamberlynn says
Ooh! 1) I love watermelon. 2) I love Sprite. 3) I love lemonade. I will definitely be trying the skewers in a drink. Perhaps I can do it with a spiked lemonade. My mouth is watering already lol.
Kenya Rae says
These definitely caught my eye ! I don't typically allow the kiddos to drink pop but on dad hubby and I might have a toast to this!!
Jazz says
Lol, I hope y'all like them! You can do these with water for the kids, too.
Amanda Frazier says
This is a really fun substitute for ice!
Bailey says
This looks absolutely delicious and refreshing! What a wonderful party treat.
Felicia @ The Starving Chef says
Yum! I bet this would be really good with ginger ale too!
Jazz says
That's a great idea, Felicia!
Connie @Lessons and Learning for Littles says
Sounds very refreshing! Thank you for the idea. My kids will like this too. 🙂
The Olive Blogger says
I love this!! How simple yet so perfect for a hot summer day! Will have to try the next pool day we have!
21flavorsofsplendor says
These look perfect for any any party! I know my girls would really enjoy having a "fancy" drink at our next bbq.
FitSlowCookerQueen says
Perfect summer treat! And seems easy enough. I'll definitely give this a try, thank you!
Kara says
yum! these look so refreshing and easy to make!
Victoria with One Sharp mama says
What a great summer drink. We've always got some extra watermelon. Wonderful use for it
Kat Last says
Oh wow, what an amazing idea for Summer!
Definitely going to try this soon. 🙂
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