Breakfast cereal popsicles with fruit loops. Perfect summer treat for your kids. Colorful cereal makes it look appealing too.
I wanted to try something with froot loops as I have seen drool worthy pictures in Pinterest. So for this summer, I thought will make a colourful looking popsicle with milk and froot loops combo.
I got this almost 1 & ½ month back when I posted my first popsicle for this summer.
But somehow didn't make. I avoid making popsicles mainly because my freezer is not free always.
I stuff it with groceries that I bring from India and some which are prone to insects.
So finally I thought I should try and schedule the post while I am travelling to India.
I got a small single serving fruit loops for this sake, as we don't eat these cereals for breakfast.
I had some organic non gmo corn flakes that I got for paneer nuggets. So used it as I adapted the recipe from here.
I made this popsicle twice once with more milk and less fruit loops, later with more fruit loops to look more colourful.
Myself and Aj both loved the milky popsicle more than the one with more cereal.
Even I did not expected this popsicle to be this much delicious. Totally loved it. Do try for your kids, they too would love.
Fruit loops cereal popsicle recipe
Recipe Cuisine: Continental | Recipe Category: Frozen dessert
Prep Time: 10+ overnight freezing mins | Cook time: 0 mins | Serves: 3 | Author: Raks anand
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Ingredients
- Milk - 1 cup
- Cream - ¼ cup
- Sugar or honey - 1 tbsp
- Corn flakes -1 cup
- Fruit loops (fruity colourful breakfast cereal) - 1 cup
Notes
- I filled the popsicle mould halfway with milk and later topped with fruit loops. But if you want more colourful looking popsicles, recommend to add fruit loops first and later top with milk.
- I just ate the strained cereal as I love it.
- Increase sweetness according to your need.
Step by step pictures
- Add cereal to milk and mix it well.
2. Strain, mix sugar/ honey and cream to it. Fill the mold with ¾th milk + cream mix.
3. Add fruit loops to fill the mold. Insert the handles and freeze overnight.
4. To un-mold, just show the mold under tap water for a minute and pull the handle gently.
I love to have my popsicle with few crispy fruit loops stuck to it. You can even crush the fruit loops roughly and coat while serving for more attractive looking, as well as tasty popsicles.
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