Combine water and sugar, and heat to boiling. Boil 5 minutes. Cool. Add pineapple and lemon juice. Freeze.
Source: The Household Searchlight ~ 1935
By Vi Johnson from Moorpark, CA
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This sounds great. You know I love anything pineapple you've shared.
2 Thumbs up. Thanks for sharing.
Keeper
Delicious & refreshing! I would love to have the rest of the recipes you offered! Thank you.....Donna
Excited to see this recipe! Would love the others!
Yum, GGVi, and thumbs up! I would also like to join in for asking for the other recipes, please. :-)
Yummmm!! I am going to try this. And do share more!
Like Keeper, anything with pineapple (or peaches) in it gets my attention and a big thumbs up.
Thank you for sharing with us. I would love to have all 9 of those "Ice" recipes when you have time. TIA.
Pookarina
It has been so hot this summer that anything cold sounds wonderful. To have many flavors of a good cold treat would be just the best ever. Thank you for this pineapple one and any others you have time to share.
Do you drain the pineapple? Can't wait to try them all. Thanks!
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Several people wanted all the recipes for Water Ices when I posted the Pineapple Ice. Enjoy!
Cool. Add fruit juices and freeze.
Serves 8
Wash cranberries, remove stems. Add water, cover and cook until fruit is tender.
Rub through sieve. Add sugar and salt. Stir until dissolved. Cool, then freeze.
Serves 8
Combine sugar, salt and water. Heat to boiling. Boil 5 minutes and cool.
Add lemon juice and freeze.
Serves 4
Combine sugar, salt and water. Heat to boiling. Boil 5 minutes and cool
Add lemon and raspberry juice and freeze.
Serves 8
Combine water, sugar and salt. Heat to boiling. Boil 5 minutes.
Cool and add fruit juices.
Serves 6
Combine water and sugar. Heat to boiling. Boil 5 minutes.
Cool then add pineapple and lemon juice. Freeze.
Serves 4
Combine ingredients. Sweeten to taste. Freeze
Serves 8
Combine water and sugar. Heat to boiling. Boil 5 minutes. Cool.
Add lemon juice and Coca Cola. Freeze (Food coloring can be added if desired)
Serves 8
Combine sugar and water. Heat to boiling. Boil 5 minutes. Cool.
Add fruit juices and ginger ale. Freeze. (Food coloring may be added if desired)
Serves 10
Combine ingredients , Mix until blended. Freeze.
Serves 2
Note: Frappes are water ices frozen to a mushy consistency. They may be eaten with a spoon or drank as a beverage. Any recipe for water ice may be used for preparing a frappe.
By Vi Johnson from Moorpark, CA
We need to come up with Peach Ice in honor of you for being Peachy Keen for sharing all of these with us :-)
Thank you so much Vi, for taking the time to do this for us. I can see from all the rest that it wouldn't be difficult to make an "ice" using other fruits and canned or bottled soda pops.
My first job was being a "soda jerk", and I was often asked for ice-cream specialties that I'd never heard of, so I had the opportunity of learning many different treats other than the old-time southern ice-cream types I was used to.
We were not used to adding ice to an ice-cream soda or a milk shake, but I found out that there are so many variations on the theme that just about anything goes. Depends entirely on the person's likes and what they'd been used to getting where they lived.
Thank goodness, I can still learn new things. We appreciate you so much.
Pookarina
Like the others, I thank you for these"cool"recipes. I also found pineapple extract! My life is almost complete! I just need more hours in the day to make a dent in Thrifty Fun Recipe box...
Thumbs up once again. Keeper
I've been looking for fruit ice and other recipes using stevia for sweetening. Any idea how to do this?
