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Friday, August 2, 2013

Lychee Calamansi Lime Ice Pops

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If you like to have something chill and refreshing on hot sunny day, why not try out this easy ice pop? The lychees fruits really match well with the calamansi lime juice. My kids really enjoying their ice pops ^^ 


I'm using this long plastic bags for my ice pops. Kind of like ice pops that I enjoying during my childhood. Feel free to use ice-cream/ ice pop molds as you like. 

 Recipe from Vivian Pang Kitchen
Lychee Calamansi Lime Ice Pops
Ingredients:
565g (20 oz.) canned lychees in syrup
50ml calamansi juice (limau kasturi)
1/3 cup drinking water

Methods:
1. Add lychees together with syrup, calamansi juice and water in a blender. Blend all until smooth.

2. Pour fruit mixture into plastic bags or ice pop molds. Freeze until solid. Enjoy!
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8 comments:

  1. kitchen flavoursSaturday, 03 August, 2013

    Send half a dozen over please! Yummilicious!

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  2. Jozelyn NgSaturday, 03 August, 2013

    This is so refreshing especially during hot and sunny day!

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  3. Michelle BSaturday, 03 August, 2013

    Today was our hottest yet. More to come. I NEED these ice pops. They sound perfectly refreshing. Thank you for sharing!

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  4. AnonymousSaturday, 03 August, 2013

    Hi Vivian,

    Remind me of my childhood when my parent use this long plastic to made milo ice pop fof me.

    May I know where u buy those long plastic from?

    Mixue

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    1. UnknownSaturday, 03 August, 2013

      You can find at grocery shops where selling ordinary plastic too.Have a nice day!

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    2. AnonymousSunday, 04 August, 2013

      Thank you Vivian.

      Mixue

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  5. ivy sew http://simplybeautifulhealthyliving.blogspot.comSaturday, 03 August, 2013

    Hi Vivian, Very refreshing.... this brings back my childhood days where my mum used to make for us. I remember she added some corn starch to the mixture.

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  6. Baby SumoSunday, 04 August, 2013

    So nostalgic seeing these long tube ice pops. Used to buy them after school. :)

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