Gummy Bear Popsicles

What you need to make unique, fun, popsicles! Pretty Simple.. that AND a popsicle mould, clean, empty pudding cups, popsicle sticks, something to freeze your yummy popsicles into.

If you’re anything like me… buy the gummy bears the DAY you plan on making these, luckily I bought wayyyy too much, because i probably ate 1/2 the bag the days leading up to making these popsicles

So easy! pour in your pop about 1/2 way, place a few gummies per spot, ours only fit 2-3, top up with additional pop and VOILA! once frozen, they are COMPLETE! They were wonderfully delicious and enjoyed by my school aged son and his friends

How to make… Colourful spaghetti

What you need is in most family’s cupboards already:
Food Colouring (gels work best but liquid is fine)
Spaghetti or other noodles
Sandwich Baggies

Put your food colouring into the baggies with some water (we used 1/2 a cup) to help move it around and coat all spaghetti strands.

Once the spaghetti is cooker to your desired softness, place 1/3;1/2;1/4 of the spaghetti (depending on your number of food coloring bags) into the bags, seal them up and make sure they are well sealed before handing them over to the munchkins to go to town squishing and moulding!
The result: colourful spaghetti.

we then used a strainer and COLD water to do a quick rinse to remove the excess food colouring off the spaghetti to avoid added clothing and finger dying mess.

Finished Product- Ooh so delicious and FUN! Using GEL food colouring would make more vibrant colours! Liquid food colouring doesn’t tend to stick as well in my experience.