Jello Shaved Ice Recipe
Cool off this summer with this Homemade Shaved Ice Recipe!
This homemade Jello Shaved ice recipe is easy to make and can be easily modified to fit any occasion! With only three ingredients even the kiddos can whip them up, then just freeze and scoop! The flavor is frozen into the ice so there the flavor can be tasted throughout!
There are a couple of fun additions you can make to this dish like adding whipped topping, different kinds of sodas. One fun addition would be to make it with orange jello, add orange cream soda and then whipped topping for a Orange Cream Shaved Ice! These would be a fun addition to a hot 4th of July celebration, BBQ, Pot Luck or more! The kids love these!
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Jello Shaved Ice Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 cup boiling water
- 2 cups sprite or similar soda pop
- 3 ounce Jello any flavor
Instructions
- Whisk the Jello into the boiling water until dissolved in a square cake pan.
- Stir in the soda.
- Freeze for at least 4 hours or overnight.
- Use a cookie or ice cream scoop to shave the ice.
- Serve immediately.
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Served this at a birthday pool party instead of ice cream and cake. The starburst and sonic jello flavors are the bomb! I layered two colors together for a bit of fun. Made one color the night before, froze, then the other flavor the next morning in time to freeze up for the party. It was a hit with the kids and grownups alike.