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7 Edible Ice Cube Tray Treats

7 Edible Ice Cube Tray Treats
Don't be mislead by the social norm of using your ice cube tray exclusively to make ice!  There are so many bite size goodies that can be made using an ice cube tray.

Follow this guide to making bite size treats :)
 
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Step 1Bite Size JELL-O Snacks

Bite Size JELL-O Snacks
Mix these bite size Jell-O snacks with fresh berries in a wine glass and you have a classy dessert to serve at a dinner party.

Ingredients: Jell-O, berries

Directions:
1. Follow the directions on your Jell-O packet for preparing the Jell-O

Lets get a little fancy with these Jell-O snacks

2. Pour the mixture into the ice cube tray only filling the cubes 3/4 of the way, I used raspberry Jell-O
3. Put the tray in the refrigerator for how ever long the packet of Jell-O tells you
4. Once the Jell-O is firm add a few berries in each cube, I used blue berries
5. Make a new mixture of Jell-O and fill the tray the rest of the way, I used lime Jell-O
6. Place back in fridge until the Jell-O is firm
7. Be careful when scooping these out of the tray!  I first used a knife to loosen the edges of the jello from the side of the tray and then I used a spoon to scoop the Jello-O cube out.
8. Serve a few of these in a glass with some fresh berries


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14 comments
Jun 22, 2011. 2:36 AMlloydlurch says:
Cool ideas, coffee cubes sound so good!
May 23, 2011. 9:56 AMsuayres says:
You can do the same thing with tea, & the fruit-juice cubes made in step two can also be dropped in a glass of tea.
May 23, 2011. 9:56 AMsuayres says:
You can do the same thing with tea, & the fruit-juice cubes made in step two can also be dropped in a glass of tea.
Jan 19, 2011. 11:13 AMjehan60188 says:
awesome
Aug 15, 2010. 9:46 AMAlaXul says:
I love this idea. I'm an avid coffee drinker but being summer I always add an ice cube or 2 to cool things down. The problem is the coffee gets watered down and a fan of weak coffee I'm not. Wonderful idea! Cool coffee without weakening it. BRAVO!
Aug 14, 2010. 11:53 PMEvlPwnda says:
Awesome ible! I use them to store homemade wheat grass juice for quick and easy shots whenever I need one
Aug 14, 2010. 11:23 PMKryptonite says:
Awesome, I love the coffee version!
Aug 14, 2010. 10:43 PMAlKaswa says:
Psh. As if Jell-o could ever be classy.
Aug 14, 2010. 5:04 PMimshanedulong says:
These are awesome! Especially the chocolates.
Aug 14, 2010. 5:18 AMyaya1966 says:
u are genius! this is an awsome idea i am currently eating a mini ice lolly
Aug 14, 2010. 1:52 AMDavidRobertson says:
Yuk @ step 1!
Aug 13, 2010. 4:25 PMRokko8652 says:
Neat! These seem like a good idea for an easy snack for a group of people.
Aug 13, 2010. 10:46 PMac1D says:
I totally agree,
Look like a nice snack, easy to do, for a group of people.
Aug 13, 2010. 5:01 PMsalomon1996 says:
these look sooooooo good! :D

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