Frozen fruit slushies
These slushies are a cross between a drink and a dessert, children will love them and they're easy to make. The serves stated below are suitable for one adult or two small children.
SERVES
1
TIME TO MAKE
5 - 15 mins
MEAL TYPE
Dessert
SERVES
1
TIME TO MAKE
5 - 15 mins
MEAL TYPE
Dessert
Method
Blend or process ingredients using a food processor, blender or stick blender until smooth
Slushie tips
Keep some chopped up fruit in the freezer for when the slushie urge arises, if you have a selection children will love creating their own combinations
All fruits work well in a slushie, however some exceptional slushie fruits are; watermelons, kiwifruit, berries, feijoas, pear, oranges
1 Serve
10 Serves
25 Serves
50 Serves
1 1/2 cups
fruit, chopped and frozen
1/2 cup
cold water, still or sparkling
Per serve
Energy
238kJ
Total Fat
0.2g
Saturated Fat
0g
Total Carbohydrate
12g
Sugars
12g
Dietary Fibre
0g
Sodium
13mg
Method
Blend or process ingredients using a food processor, blender or stick blender until smooth
Slushie tips
Keep some chopped up fruit in the freezer for when the slushie urge arises, if you have a selection children will love creating their own combinations
All fruits work well in a slushie, however some exceptional slushie fruits are; watermelons, kiwifruit, berries, feijoas, pear, oranges
Method
Blend or process ingredients using a food processor, blender or stick blender until smooth
Slushie tips
Keep some chopped up fruit in the freezer for when the slushie urge arises, if you have a selection children will love creating their own combinations
All fruits work well in a slushie, however some exceptional slushie fruits are; watermelons, kiwifruit, berries, feijoas, pear, oranges
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