HM Lollies

cathy_3

1. Syrup drained from canned fruit can be mixed with milk and make into ice lollies using moulds.
;D

jo_b_2

Sounds nice. Might try this if we get another spell of hot weather before winter. What are the chances of that though. ???

16011996

ewww. sounds horrid. do they mix properly?? :-X

Chris25

................and you can open the lids off fromage frais, put in a stick and freeze.

Do you remember the cherry brandy lollies you used to get - we would rub our lips with them and pretend it was lipstick. OK until you opened you mouth to speak ;D ;D I loved the cider ones too.

I once put some bottles of beer in the freezer, forgot about them and ended up with bits of bubbly beer lolly and broken glass in amongst the frozen veg. ::)

16011996

oohh like the sound of the fromage frais. think kids'll like them too. we have the tube fromage frais which we freeze, and they are yummy.

jaybee

I must have had a deprived childhood. Never knew about cherry brandy or cider lollies. Maybe it's not too late to start! :-/

cathy_3

who remembers frozen Jubilees

triangular and would last for ever till your lips were blue and completely numb ;D

16011996

don't remember them cathy, i remember nobbly bobblys. they were yum.

Chris25

who remembers frozen Jubilees

triangular and would last for ever  till your lips were blue and completely numb   ;D

Used to love Jubblys, they were orange flavour then another type came onto the market that were red - strawberry, i think - were they called something like Mountain Fire?

Jaybee, you certainly were deprived ;D both lollies never seemed to freeze very hard so they were lovely and juicy. Oohhh yum ;D

Glad

who remembers frozen Jubilees

triangular and would last for ever  till your lips were blue and completely numb   ;D

can still get these in Iceland,
they do a mini version as well, my kids love them, ;D so do all their friends  :-/

16011996

will have to have a look for them, they sound like they must be good.