Create your own creamy smooth fruity sherbet using your favorite flavor of Kool-Aid! This recipe is very simple and makes a great low calorie snack during the hot summer months.
You’ll wonder why you’ve never made this delicious concoction before once you try this simple Kool-aid sherbet recipe… it takes any flavor of unsweetened Kool-Aid that you prefer and transforms it into a creamy frozen sherbet treat that is loaded with flavor!
Create various flavors and combine them atop each other in a cone, such as orange and lime for a spectacular taste-bud pleasing treat any time of year. What I love best about this recipe is that it takes very few ingredients and doesn’t require any special equipment to throw it together.
You’ll Need:
1 cup sugar
1 envelope unsweetened kool-aid (any flavor; not artificially sweetened)
3 cups Half & Half (or milk)
1/4 c. Water
In a small saucepan mix Kool-aid, water and sugar over medium heat until smooth and sugar is completely dissolved. Remove from heat and cool 10 minutes.
Mix with 3 c. of cold half & half and pour into ice cream maker, process according to manufacturers directions on your machine.
If you don’t have an ice cream maker, no worries, you don’t need one! Simply pour into a dish ( large loaf pan works great!) and place in the freezer.
Remove from freezer after 1 hour, blend well with a blender until smooth and return to freezer for 20 minutes or so.
Please note, if using milk, it will have an “icy” texture rather than a smooth sherbet texture.
:goodone: i’ll need to try this one…without an ice cream maker.
i don’t have an ice cream maker, but this might be a fun idea for the kids to make. and my step-son’s birthday is coming up so that could be something special for him to do.
sounds good. i think i will invest in a ice cream maker this summer.
My husband and I just made a double batch of the sherbert (strawberry and lemon -lime cheap kool aid). We used half and half and it is so good…it is not weak in flavor. We are planning to serve it at a 4th of July fish fry.
We are making a second batch with grape fool aid (cheap kool aid) with milk. I can’t wait to sample this sherbert!!!
sounds great! would you tell us how many servings this recipe makes?
i love sherbet but it can be quite expensive for some of the better brands and flavors. i usually go without because it’s just cost to much. this is going to be my favorite reciepe i can already tell and i can’t wait to try it with the keylime koolaid i found the other day.
(my favorite flavor). yummy. 🙂
tammy ramey
love it! the kids love it! what could me more fun, less expensive, or prettier!
we really enjoyed this, and plan to enjoy it even more this summer! delish!:loveshower:
i just looked at sherbet in the store because my daughter loves it. i didn’t buy it because of cost. i am trying this recipe today!
what an idea; brilliant
that sounds good to me! i am going to try to make orange and then mix the finished sherbet with some plain vanilla to make creamsicle!
how fun!! yummy recipes on here. can’t wait to make this one!:worthy:
i can’t wait to try it. thank you!
has anyone tried fat free half and half? or does that impact the texture?
can’t wait to try this. great idea.:arizona:
thx i’ve been looking for a cheap and easy ice cream recipe to do with the kids.
Does anyone know if this can be done with an artificial sweetener instead of sugar with good results?
Yum , yum, yummmy, good!
this is a great recipe…my grandchildren will love it…