Popsicles

Popsicles

  • Prep Time: 10 mins
  • Total Time: 10 mins
  • Serves: 1,Yield: 1batch

    • About This Recipe

    “My kids used to love these special homemade treats and they loved helping to make them. My grandkids love this now.”

    Ingredients

  • 1 (1/4 ounce) package unsweetened Kool-Aid powdered drink mix
  • 1 (3ounce) packages Jello gelatin( any flavor)
  • 1cupsugar
  • 2cupsboiling water
  • 2cupscold water

    • Directions

  • Dissolve Jello and sugar in boiling water.
  • Dissolve Kool-Aid in cold water.Pour Kool-Aid and Jello mixture together.
  • Pour into small (3 oz) paper cups, ice cube trays, or pop molds.
  • Freeze until almost firm.
  • Insert popsicle sticks, party picks, etc. and freeze until firm.

    • Reviews

  • “Had a craving for a popsicle, butdidn’t have any in the house. I useto have a homemade popsicle recipe,but couldn’t find it.I’m glad that I found this one.Dug out my tupperware popsicle holders that I’ve had for past 20 years.I useda pkg. Watermelon Cherry Kool-Aid, and a box of Watermelon JELL-O; these popsicles tasted great.Can’t wait to experiment with other flavors, like: Berry BlueKool-Aid with Berry Blue JELL-O,Raspberry Kool-Aid with RaspberryJELL-O, Kiwi-Watermelon Kool-Aid with Watermelon JELL-O, StrawberryKool-Aid with Strawberry/BananaJELL-O, Mandarin Orange Kool-Aid with either Apricot, Peach or Orange-Pineapple JELL-O etc… Can’t wait to make these for mygranddaughter; she’ll think that her grandma makes the best tastingpopsicles in the whole world. Thanks Darlene for the recipe.”

  • “I have made these popsicles ever since my kids were small, which is close to 40 years.I got the recipe at a Tupperware party.The last few years I substituted Splenda for the sugar, and I use the sugar free Jello.The consistency is a bit different, but they taste pretty good!I figured this would be good for the calorie cutters and for anyone who is diabetic!”

  • “Making mines tonight.My little man has a tummy bug and wants popsicles.”

  • “These are fabulous popsicles!My 4 kids and my husband all thought they were the bomb.:)Thank you!This is my new go-to recipe for the new popsicle molds I just bought.”

  • “Making these today using berry Blue Jello and Blue Raspberry lemonade kool aide. My son is a huge fan of popsicles and these should hold him over a while I hope”

  • “So so good! My husband told me about eating popsicles like these as a kid and asked me to find the recipe and he said they are exactly what he remembers! We did orange Jello with pink lemonade Koolaid, it was a very good combo!”

  • “this is really good!!!! I did it with my siblings and they loved it!!!”

  • “We make these every summer, with all the Kool-Aid and Jello flavors there are the combinations are endless.”

  • “My 12-year old son made these on his own and said they were great.He used 1/2 Splenda for the sugar.Thanks for an easy recipe.”

  • “These are the best.”

  • “A very tasty treat for an extremely hot day.My children found this easy to make and fun to enjoy.”

  • “Delicious and simple!”

  • “Great idea! I have only used koolaid for popsicles before. I never thought about putting these two together. It really made a richer flavor. I used Cherry kool aid and Cherry jello (all I had in pantry) They were really good. Easy to make and have on hand when wanting a chilled dessert. Great for kids! Thanks for sharing your idea for popsicles! “

  • “The kids love these! They will be in my freezer all summer long. Thanks for the great recipe.”

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