Homemade Banana and blackberries Ice cream

                            Tuesday Treat 

Today we made a fun YUMMY and healthy treat to stay nice and cool outside.

Banana/Blackberries ice cream

This is another easy homemade ice cream that all you need is frozen banana's and raspberries, place in a blender and you get a soft serve ice cream.

Materials:
Blender
frozen bananas
frozen blackberries
and I added about a half cup of water to get it to blend easier.

 

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Summer fruit treat

We love to make fun and easy treats for the holidays. Today we put together this fun treat for the kids to eat for our little family July 4th party.

What you need for this yummy treat:
Graham crackers.....crushed
Strawberries
Marshmallow fluff
Blueberries
Whip cream(optional)
sprinkles(optional)

All we did was layer first the graham crackers crushed, then the strawberries cut up, then marshmallow fluff(you can also use yogurt or whip cream for the white), then blueberries and on the top added some whip cream and sprinkles for pretty look.

Jake loves to cook and so we are always looking for fun things to make in the kitchen.

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July 4th cheesecake dessert with fruit

What a yummy and fun way to celebrate July 4th with cheesecake and fruit....the kids will love to help make this and VERY easy.

Here is what you will need.

Doing the no bake cheesecake is great for toddler/preschool kids. Pour and stir. Then let them cut the strawberries with a plastic butter knife, no boo-boo's.
But you still need to watch them!!!

Then I out-lined a star for "J" to fill in with blueberries and he places cut up strawberries around the outside. Put in fridge and serve in a hour. YUM YUM!!!

OOOO....look mom turned out pretty.

Patriotic fruit picnic

It was a nice day out so I got together the picnic stuff and made the kids a Red, White, and Blue fruit tray for alittle picnic fun.

Then J wanted to make some jucie so I gave him the packet to make blue kool-aid.

The kids really enjoyed, pouring the juice and eating the fruit.
Fun way to get festive for July 4th coming.

I used a plastic table cloth and had J set up the plates and cups for alittle picnic time.

Nutella frozen popsicles

Today being the 1st day of summer and we hit 100 degrees, thought it would be a nice treat. My son loves the nutella chocolate mix so I mixed 2% milk and nutella together. Then I poured it into popsicle molds and placed in the freezer over night.

We got some YUMMY nutella pops.

With summer here be sure to check out our fun list of things you and the kids can do without spending a lot of money.

                                                                 50+ fun things for summer

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Flour dough sensory dessert pizza

J and C love playing with flour and water, so today we made Patriotic dessert pizza's.

Mixed flour, water, kool-aid packs(for smell), and food coloring. The kids had fun and I think they turned out pretty cute.

We did Patriotic since we have July 4th coming.


Materials we used:
1 pack of flour
Red and blue food coloring
Red and blue kool-aid packs
Water
Confetti stars

Below are a couple more fun sensory play things to do for the July 4th holiday and a fun treat to make as well.

Magic Jello Ice

Kool-Aid experiments for kids

July 4th treat

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Summer fun kid jello treat

I saw this cool treat in the Family Fun Magazine several years ago and have wanted to make it with J and we finally did.

He thought this was too neat once we got it all together. Lots of fun to make.

Here is what you need: See pic below

Below is J making the fun treat....and of course test tasting as well.

Taste testing

After done pouring jello place in fridge to let it set, then do the below steps.

Putting the teddy graham in the gummy lifesaver

J was so proud of how the treat turned out.

Our yummy jello summer treats