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Juice Pops

by Tonya

in Birthday Party Ideas, Food/Recipes, Fun Things To Do, Health Tips, Teaching Your Kids About...

Very easy juice popsicles anyone can make!…Even Dad!!! One weekend when I was away my husband, Art, decided to make juice popsciles. When I opened the freezer to see them I thought, “What in the world?!….” Youl’ll see why!
What you’ll need:

a plastic ice cube tray

enough metal (not plastic) spoons or popsicle sticks to go in [...]

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