In a 2-quart glass measure (or a large bowl), combine the Kool-Aid, Jello powder and sugar.
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Add hot water and stir until completely dissolved.
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Stir in cold water.
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Pour into popsicle molds and freeze. (Alternately, you can use Dixie cups or similar, and place popsicle sticks into them when they are partially frozen.).
This is a great mixture that makes a softer textured popsicle that kids love; solid but not rock-hard. I like them for a low-carb treat - using the sugar-free versions of the drink mix and gelatin and no added sweetener. I reduce the water to a total of three cups (just 1 cup of boiling water, then 2 cups of ice water). Thanks for posting this recipe!
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These are awesome!!!
My mother use to make these for me when I was a little boy when I was siuck and 40yrs later they taste even better than when I was I little boy. These are so easy and taste great that no doubt a 5 star rating from me!!!
They are pretty sweet so you might want to watch out but I used the sugar free ones and that helped a little.
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