This is our last Summer Cool Down drink food craft.
It is all crushed iced this time. Definitely will give you that brain freeze.
Ingredients:
Banana
milk
Mango
no taste red food color
no taste blue food color
water
One tool you will need for this simple drink is a lot of ice cube trays.
For the white ice we used banana with milk puree.
For the blue ice we used no taste blue food color dissolved in water.
For yellow ice we used mango puree.
For the red ice we used no taste red food color dissolved in water.
Tip: If you would like this drink to be sweeter add sugar syrup to colored water.
Ones all ice cubes are ready we crushed 3 to 4 cubes of ice and layered it in the glass! Banana ice +blue ice+ mango ice + red ice and topped with banana ice again. How we crushed the ice - you can use an ice cone shaving machine or since we don't have one we use a chopping board and a wooden food tenderizing mallet to smash the cubes giving it that rough crush ice texture.
Caution: We did make a bit of mess smashing the ice but we had fun making it. :)
Slurp! Slurp! Slurp!
Refreshing!
We hope this inspired you to create something new with things you have around the house and turn it to something awesome.
LIKE to reuse and repurpose just like us.
It is all crushed iced this time. Definitely will give you that brain freeze.
Ingredients:
Banana
milk
Mango
no taste red food color
no taste blue food color
water
One tool you will need for this simple drink is a lot of ice cube trays.
For the white ice we used banana with milk puree.
For the blue ice we used no taste blue food color dissolved in water.
For yellow ice we used mango puree.
For the red ice we used no taste red food color dissolved in water.
Tip: If you would like this drink to be sweeter add sugar syrup to colored water.
Ones all ice cubes are ready we crushed 3 to 4 cubes of ice and layered it in the glass! Banana ice +blue ice+ mango ice + red ice and topped with banana ice again. How we crushed the ice - you can use an ice cone shaving machine or since we don't have one we use a chopping board and a wooden food tenderizing mallet to smash the cubes giving it that rough crush ice texture.
Caution: We did make a bit of mess smashing the ice but we had fun making it. :)
Slurp! Slurp! Slurp!
Refreshing!
We hope this inspired you to create something new with things you have around the house and turn it to something awesome.
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