Kool Aid Ice Cubes In Sprite Recipes

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• Mix 1/4 cup sugar and 1-1/2 cups water with red drink mix in 2-cup liquid measuring cup or small bowl; pour into ice cube tray. Repeat with remaining drink mixes, using additional ice cube trays as needed.
• Freeze several hours or until solid.
• Add ice cubes to 10-oz. glasses just before serving. Fill with soda.

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• Make each separate batch of Kool-Aid in a pitcher and pour into ice cube trays. It is fun to use different shapes and colors. Freeze the Kool-Aid ice cubes and then add to sprite or your favorite beverage, once frozen.

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• 1. Prepare the Kool-Aid as packet suggests, however, use Splenda instead of regular granulated sugar, or your choice of artificial sweetener.
• 2. Use any flavor diet soda. (My favorite diet cherry) or get creative, pick any flavor you like.
• 3. Pour the diet soda of your choice into tall glass or mug filled with ice-cubes. In addition, add as little or as much Kool-Aid as you like (this is the flavor shot). Kind of spices the drink up a bit.

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• Fill the sections of one ice cube tray with blue Gatorade, and place in freezer for several hours or until frozen solid.
• Fill the sections of the other ice cube tray with the red Gatorade (or other red color drink), and place in freezer until frozen solid.
• When ready to serve, place about 4 or 5 regular (clear) ice cubes in a highball glass or tall tumbler.
• Add two blue ice cubes and two red ice cubes to the glass.
• Fill the glass the rest of the way with a clear carbonated soda. I prefer Sprite, but you can use 7-Up, Club Soda, Seltzer water (or try a fruit flavored seltzer), or your favorite lemon-lime soda.
• Now wait to see the special effects to begin. As the cubes melt, colored bubbles will swirl through the soda and create a sparkling "frosty fireworks" effect.

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• Pour amaretto, melon liqueur and vodka into a highball glass almost filled with ice cubes. Stir well. Add cranberry juice to taste, and stir again. Top with Sprite, to taste, and serve.

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• Spray plastic ice cube tray lightly with cooking spray; set aside. Combine drink mix and sugar in glass measuring cup. Gradually add water, stirring until drink mix is completely dissolved.
• Pour evenly into prepared ice cube tray.
• Freeze 4 hours or until firm. Remove frozen cubes from ice cube tray onto plate or plastic tray.

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• Mix together the Kool-aid, water, and sugar according to the package directions.
• In a punchbowl, combine the prepared Kool-aid, thawed Pina Colada mix, and 7-Up or Sprite.
• Add scoops of vanilla ice cream.
• Serve and enjoy!
• Note #1: the Kool-aid company changes it's flavors and colors all the time, so you'll need to investigate what is available when you're making your punch; past flavors/color combinations that worked were Berry Blue and Raspberry Reaction.
• Note #2: if you make up some ahead of time, you can also freeze a ring of prepared Kool-aid and put it in the punch bowl, or make ice cubes with it and add them into the punch.
• Note #3: folks have asked me what the Pina Colada mix is for, so I thought I should add it to the recipe. :) It's to make the punch a pastel color, rather than bright blue. It's up to you whether or not you use it, but I think it's tasty!

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• Place 1 cup of water and 1/2 cup of your favorite Kool-aid mix and 1 cup of ice cubes in blender. Cover and blend on high speed until smooth.
• Add additional 2 cups of ice. Cover blend using pulse action until smooth.

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• Place drink mix in tall glass. Gradually add club soda, stirring until drink mix is completely dissolved.
• Add ice cubes. Serve immediately.

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• Place drink mix and sweetener in punch bowl. Add water; stir until drink mix is dissolved. Stir in orange juice.
• Refrigerate until ready to serve.
• Stir in carbonated beverage just before serving. Pour over ice cubes in tall glasses.