A Community Recipe by Cranberry
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I wanted to make a popsicle that was close as I can get to a coconut popsicle I had tried when I was eating cooked. So when we had young coconuts, and it was almost 101 degrees out, I came up with these. Enjoy!
Recipe Directions
1. Blend all ingredients in high speed blender.
2. Freeze in popsicle trays until solid. Enjoy!
Cranberry's Thoughts
By Cranberry I wanted to make a popsicle that was close as I can get to a coconut popsicle I had tried when I was eating cooked.
So when we had young coconuts, and it was almost 101 degrees out, I came up with these. Enjoy!
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Cranberry
Sep 26, 2011
Hi Sid23,
I know! I LOVE the Dryer's coconut popsicles, so I came up with these, without the corn syrup, skim milk, and cane sugar.
I think making the rest into an ice cream would be great! If you do, let me know how it turns out!
Cranberry
Cranberry
Oct 19, 2011
Glad you liked them, Paige!
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Cranberry
Oct 19, 2011
Glad you liked them, Paige!
Cranberry
Sep 26, 2011
Hi Sid23,
I know! I LOVE the Dryer's coconut popsicles, so I came up with these, without the corn syrup, skim milk, and cane sugar.
I think making the rest into an ice cream would be great! If you do, let me know how it turns out!
Cranberry
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