Remember we had Jono guest blogging earlier in the week ? Well, today we have Alia ... my 7 year old daughter .... we have been making our own ice blocks for years now. The kids love them and I don't have any problem with them eating them because they are totally fruit !!
Here you go, in Alia's own words (and spelling) ...
Here you go, in Alia's own words (and spelling) ...
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Hello my name is Alia and I am going to tell you how to make ice blocks. First you get some fruit and put it in a blender or food prowseser. I yoused 3 mangos, 3 bananas, 2 kiwi, frozen berries, a hole tub off strawberries and 4 cups off water. Then you get your fruit and put one off the fruits in the blender or food prowseser and wall it is on por some water in it to make it smouth. Next por it in the ice block contaners. After that put them in the freezer and once thier frozzen tack them out and run it under hot water to open them. Finily eat them I hope you injoy.
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Mommy's Translation:
prowseser - processor
yoused - used (i love how she spelled that one !)
hole - whole
off - of
wall - while
por - pour
smouth - smooth
ice block contaners - ice block molds
thier frozzen - they are frozen
tack - take
finily - finally
injoy - enjoy
AND ... she's listed out the total ingredients which was pretty clever as I had written down for her what she did in each one and she's added them all together !
For the mango one, I chopped up three mangoes. She added a banana (that had been frozen for banana bread) and maybe 1 cup of water.
For the strawberry one, she cut the green leaves off one punnet of strawberries, added a banana (again, frozen but thawed) and water.
For the kiwi one, I skinned 2 kiwi fruits for her. She added a (you got it ... previously frozen) banana and the water.
For the berry one. We had an open bag of mixed berries in the freezer that no one was eating. We let them thaw then she threw them in with some water.
Super easy. Fun for the kids to make. (apart from the chopping/peeling of a few of the more fiddly pieces of fruit, she did ALL the work !) Super yummy. The kids love these. And best of all. Healthy.
5 comments:
Well done, Alia. I want to try these next summer!
They sound really good! Great post Alia!
Fantastic, Alia. Well done.
Alia--these sounds very delicious and healthy, too! Thank you for posting your recipe. When our weather warms up I will try them. You are a very good writer. Say hello to your mom, dad and brother from us in Georgia, USA.
Cousin Steve's wife, Laura (Alley clan).
All the different fruits make a very pretty bouquet of blocks. I would like to try them all, but I would like to try the mango one first. Alia, when you come to visit again, would you please make me some mango blocks?!
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