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Healthy Slushies With Real Fruit Kids Will Love

June 20, 2012 Amy 11 Comments

I am always looking for ways to sneak healthy snacks for my kids and real fruit slushies are a huge hit. Since it is summer time I am looking for cool treats that do not contain a lot of sugar or high fructose corn syrup. If you look at most popsicles and other sweet treats they contain high fructose corn syrup as one of the main ingredients.   We had homemade healthy popsicles recently, so I wanted another treat that would be just a delicious. I have a  lot of frozen fruit. Therefore I thought… 

Healthy Slushies

made with real fruit and fruit juice

Ingredients for Slushies:

1 1/2 cups frozen fruit

1 -2 cups juice (Real Juice, no high fructose corn syrup)

blender

Slushie fruit juice

1. Pour real fruit juice into blender. 

Slushies with real frozen fruit

2. Add half of the frozen fruit. Blend on high for one minute. I used 1 cup frozen grapes, 1/2 cups blueberries. This is where it starts to turn into a real slushie.

3. Add the rest of the fruit and blend on high for another minute or two until blended all the way through. 

real fruit slushies in a glass

4. Pour in a glass and add a straw. You just gotta have a straw to drink your slushie! 

The possibilities of sulshie recipes are endless with all the fresh fruit in season right now. Just freeze the berries before you make it and you don’t need to add any ice. If use lots of berries you may want to add some honey or a little spoon of powdered sugar. My kids absolutely loved these. Little face asked the next day if he could have a grape slushie again! What slushie recipes are you thinking about right now? If you like this recipe, PIN IT or share it on Facebook. The buttons below make this super easy to do. Just click the button and Boom! You have shared this with your friends.

Are you looking for ways to sneak fruits and veggies into your kids diets? Take a look at these articles for some sneaky ideas to add nutrition.

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Drinks, Homemade Recipes, Snacks frozen, fruit

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Comments

  1. Printabelle says

    June 28, 2012 at 1:33 am

    Great idea! I’m definitely trying this!

    Reply
  2. Six Sisters says

    June 28, 2012 at 10:12 pm

    A nice cool treat for the hot, hot summer. Thanks for sharing! We are so glad that you linked up to our “Strut Your Stuff Saturday”. Please come back again really soon! Thanks! -The Sisters

    Reply

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