These are one of the most unusual popsicles I have ever made or tasted. That much I have to admit. But they are delicious too. And beyond simple to make…
All you basically need to do is to drop about 5-7 gummy bears in each of your popsicle molds, fill the molds with sprite, place a popsicle stick into each mold and freeze all the way through (I recommend overnight).
So easy!
Isn’t it fun?
Enjoy this happy summer treat!
With love,
Petra
(This recipe was inspired by www.diy-queen.com.)
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Very cool and tasty gummy bears! 🙂
Great fun and lovely photos, Petra. A real treat.
Ha ha, funny colourful idea. Excellent! I am sure they taste refreshing.
What a fun and colorful way to cool off!!!
Gummy bears were hard and tough to chew and the sprite liquefied too fast considering the bears were now hard and when you bit down into it it was pulled out and separated the whole thing. porch was covered in sticky soda and hard gummy bears til they softened up in the sun then they were just sticky gummy bears on my porch… Cute but I don’t recommend this. Uh yeah kids had fun making them but that took 5minutes and then waiting overnight so excited about their gummy bear sprite pops. And not one of 4children ate a whole one. Bite break drop…
Oh sorry to hear that but when I tried it out they worked perfectly and were delicious and a great summer treat.