healthy you
| FAMILY MATTERS
SIDESHOW
SLUSH
Even better than snow
cones, these cool drinks
come in raspberry and
peach flavors—perfect
fo r sipping o r slurping.
STARTTO FINISH: 15 MIN.
1
12
-oz.pkg. frozen
lightly sweetened
red raspberries or
onei6-oz.pkg.
frozen unsweetened
peach slices,thawed
1
cup apricot nectar
1
cup sifted powdered
sugar
4
t
04
V£cups ice cubes
1. Press raspberries, if
usi ng, thro ugh a si eve
to remove seeds.
2.
Transferpureed
raspberries or peaches
to blender container;
add nectar and
powde red sugar. Cover
nd blend until smooth.
3.
Gradually add ice,
blendinguntil mixture
is deliciously slushy.
MAKES
6
SERVINGS.
Slush Fun
K e e p k i d s h e a l t h y a n d h y d r a t e d
w i t h e a s y - t o - m a k e s u m m e r d r i n k s .
BY STEPHEN C. GEORGE
PHOTOS ANDY LYONS
D
ehydration is most definitely
n o t
cool, and your kids
know they’re supposed to stay hydrated throughout
the long, hot days of summer. But drinking all that
water gets boring, so w hy not shake things up? Turn
your kitchen into the ultimate mad scientist’s lab and
bring these concoctions to life. Th e drinks featured here from our
Test Kitchen are a snap to make—most need just a little fruit and a lot
of ice. Plus it’s a sneaky and fun way to get kids the fluids they need
to beat the heat.
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