how to make iceblock's

daniella2010 · #1 (**permalink**) 18-10-11, 07:12

hi just wanted to know does anyone know how to make iceblock i go the moulds for it but dont know about any recipes thats its healthy for my 14months old daughter .. if anyone knows of any recipes pls let me know im in australia and its starting to get hot here.. thank u so much.

DrP · #2 (**permalink**) 18-10-11, 09:07

I assume these are the same as ice-pops we have. You can freeze all sorts: fresh fruit juice, fruit purées, fruit purée mixed in with natural yoghurt. You can make home made ice-cream (basically home-made custard with vanilla seeds or fruit purée added) and freeze this.

Some of my favourites this summer were mango and yoghurt, banana and yoghurt (might go a bit brown in colour but tastes really good) and strawberry/raspberry and orange.

daniella2010 · #3 (**permalink**) 18-10-11, 21:24

thank u drp with the yoghurt what kind plain ?

DrP · #4 (**permalink**) 19-10-11, 09:56

I just use greek yoghurt or any natural unflavoured unsweetened ones ('cause I try to avoid as much added sugars in general as I can).

cathyg · #5 (**permalink**) 20-10-11, 14:12

we buy fruit smoothie (in the carton), then pour into icepop moulds., they make lovely ice pops. or freshly squeezed fruit juice (pineapple is fantastic), to make ice pops. really simple & gives them their fruit portion too.

daniella2010 · #6 (**permalink**) 23-10-11, 12:07

he can you tell me know much yought to put and how much juice i should use.. thank you..

DrP · #7 (**permalink**) 30-10-11, 17:58

Whatever you want really. Just mix and taste, if it tastes good unfrozen it will be just as good frozen.