The answer? An alcoholic ice lolly. Because what better way is there to cool down on a hot day than creating a frozen version of your favourite cocktail? Tip the sugar into a pan and pour in the ...

72 It's a bit of a stretch calling these orange 'juice' ice lollies at all, as they contain only 5 pc juice. The other 95 per cent is water, sugar, stabilisers, colour and beta carotene to make ...

These easy, homemade ice lollies are perfect for beating the heat during the kids' school holidays. This recipe makes 4 large lollies but may make more if your moulds are small.

but you'd have to eat more than three lollies to have the equivalent of one fruit portion (eight berries). Particularly high sugar content. Twister Sugar cube equivalent per ice: 3.5 Calories ...

Often, ice lollies don’t feel like dessert ... Pour the almond milk mixture evenly among the moulds. Freeze for at least 5 hours before serving. In a heavy saucepan, combine the double cream ...

Place a couple of strawberry halves, a few mint leaves and a little orange zest into each lolly mould. Pour the Pimm’s mixture into each ice lolly mould until three-quarters full. Insert the ...

With the summer weather heating up, it’s definitely the season for ice cream and lollies. But have you thought about including your four-legged friend in this summer indulgence? While some dogs ...

Pour into eight ice lolly moulds and freeze for at 6 hours or ... add a splash of the water and cook gently for 4-5 minutes until the blueberries soften and the sugar dissolves.