Introduction: Grapesicles
Little healthy icy sweet treats, sounds good doesn't it? Grapesicles, just a fancy name for frozen grapes actually, come in their own convenient packaging and are ideal to take with you on a picnic or to use as fruity ice cubes :)
Update: 'Grapesicles' is accepted in the frozen treats contes, if you like this instructable I would really appreciate it if you considered voting. Thanks :)
Step 1: What to Do
- White and red sweet seedless grapes
- Make it extra delicious with a fruity sauce of jelly and lemon or lime juice
- Freezer safe bag or box
- Freezer
- Optional: Satay skewers or cocktail sticks
What to do:
- Remove the stems from the grapes and wash them
- Put the grapes in the freezer and wait
- Done :)
Small tip: When you want to put the grapes on satay skewers for a nice presentation, do this before you put the grapes in the freezer. When you try this with frozen grapes they will most likely spit in two.
Step 2: Different Forms of Presentation
Use these little grapesicles with some fruity dip;
put them in your drinks to give your guests an icecold and pretty coctail;
decorate your desserts with them;
take them with you on a summer picknick;
share them in the car with your children;
or just take a large bowl and eat them all yourself :)
Enjoy!
Love, Sanne

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21 Comments
9 years ago
looks great to have on a hot day!!!
Reply 9 years ago
You are absolutely right!
9 years ago
I voted
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Thanks! We'll see how it does in the contest :)
9 years ago
I love doing this. But I put it in milk and it freezes milk
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
I'm not quite sure what you mean by this. Can you explain it further for me?
9 years ago
simple and awesome.
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
I hope you enjoy them! Over here we have had a couple of tropical day's so they were gone in no time!
9 years ago
My mom started freezing grapes about 40 years ago (weight watchers recommendation). They taste amazingly sweet frozen. I told my twins they were candy when they were toddlers lol. Still a favorite in our house :). Super cute on the skewers. Thanks for sharing.
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
You're very welcome!
A friend of mine has got her five and two year old's to believe dried apricots are candy, more believable than 'olives are candy' like my aunt tried to do ;)
9 years ago on Introduction
I have been enjoying iced grapes for a while now they are great for scorching summers the skewers idea simple but brillant.
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Thank you Chaz!
9 years ago on Introduction
Every August I look forward to champagne grapes...PERFECT for freezing.
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Wow, how I would love to be able to buy those grapes!
9 years ago on Introduction
these pictures are really stunning. I hope my teeth won't hurt when i'll try the recipe :)
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Thank you :)
Letting them out of the freezer a couple of minutes before you'd like to eat them really helps.
9 years ago
Cool
9 years ago on Introduction
Nice idea!
and beautiful photographs!!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Nice to hear you like the photographs! I like to put a little extra effort in them so they look nice :)
9 years ago
Love this idea!!!