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> On Jul 18, 11:14?pm, "jmcquown" > wrote:
>> Okay, remember back when it was still freezing cold in the spring and
>> I heard the ice cream man come driving around? It's hotter than
>> Hades and no sign of him, nope, not a single chime from his bell not
>> a single song from his truck. So while I was at the store yesterday
>> I bought some popsicles.. They are red, white and blue (cherry,
>> blueberry and lemonade) and look like huge crayons. Ahhhhh, ice cold
>> fake fruit flavour!
>>
>> I remember when my mom had these weird oval popsicle things made by
>> Tupperware. She froze Kool-Aid in them and called them popsicles.
>> They were good but not nearly as good as the real thing. <wink>
>
>
> Maybe she just made them wrong. If you're going to make Kool-aid
> popsicles you have to make the Kool-aid with only half or one third
> the amount of water you normally use. Popsicles made with regular
> straight Kool-aid are too watery.
>
>

make one of those no-bake cheese cakes, well the filling anyways. Pour
the filling into the popsicle maker and freeze.

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