HM Lollies 9 May 2004 at 10:47PM edited 30 November -1 at 12:00AM in Old Style MoneySaving 143 replies 13K views

lil_me

Woolies, ASDA, Tesco

Plastic cups with a lolly stick in then I don't 'get cross' when they leave the sticks somewhere and can't find them again (usually lawn mower finds them in the garden!)

Zziggi

... everyone seems to know where these mould are except me. How come i've missed them all summer ?

Thanks everyone

lil_me

£1 shops aswell, seen them last week

sleepybookworm7

Hooray, it's time to make the kids some ice lollies again. I normally just bung some strawberry flavoured yoghurt in our moulds. Thought I might branch out this year (daring, or what!). What's popular with your kids (or you for that matter!!)?

purpleivy

I used to use chocolate angel delight, but I have to say I'm not sure I would use that now, it's a bit of an artificial creation... but makes OK lollies!

Penelope_Penguin

We like HM fruit smoothies, frozen. There are 2 older threads here:

HM Lollies

HM lollies

HTH, Penny. x

Pink.

Hi Sleepybookworm,

I've added your thread to the threads that Penny mentioned as it helps to keep all the replies together.

Pink

salome

Make up a jelly with half a pint of boiling water, then add one American measuring cup of un-diluted squash to match or compliment flavour of jelly, put into moulds and freeze. Lovely juicy, full of flavour ice lollies that don't drip :-)

missyg_3

Thanks for this great thread Apparently you can make ice lollies from Nesquik powder milkshake too - haven't tried it yet. I imagine it would be similar to the Angel Delight ones

I'll look forward to trying the other ideas from here!

Forgot to add: I got my moulds from M&S £1.50 each.

pretz_2

ok its not a lolly but just as yummy my dd loves frozen bannanas i just basically peel the bannana wrap in cling film then freeze it taste like real bannana ice cream but is super healthy and no added nasties perfect for my dd who has a stupid amount of allergies:D