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Tag Archives: summer desserts

A Hot Summer’s Day and a Cold Snowball Treat

A hot summer’s day calls for a cold icy treat!

Posted byprincessindia28July 8, 2021Posted incomfort food, Drinks, food and beverage, food history, UncategorizedTags:Baltimore Snowball, dessert, SensationalSnowball, snowball, summer dessertsLeave a comment on A Hot Summer’s Day and a Cold Snowball Treat

Cool Off with Real Fruit Popsicles

Cool off those hot summer days by making your own real fruit popsicle. (Photo Credit: Pixbay)

Posted byprincessindia28May 23, 2021May 23, 2021Posted inUncategorizedTags:4th of July, Fourth of July, Memorial Day, summer dessertsLeave a comment on Cool Off with Real Fruit Popsicles

For the Love of Granitas

Granita is a very easy frozen dessert recipe that is wonderful for the summer.

Posted byprincessindia28April 19, 2021Posted incomfort food, dessert, Drinks, Europe, food history, Recipes, SnacksTags:Catalina, chocolate granita, easy recipes, frozen desserts, frozen fruit dessert, granita, Italian dessert, Italy, Sicilian granitas, summer desserts, sweet treats, watermelon granitaLeave a comment on For the Love of Granitas

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