It's not that hard, I know, yet still I don't often go to the trouble of making my own decorative and flavored ice cubes. Over the weekend I did, and the results are so pretty I wanted to share them with you!
My favorite is the mint. The leaves look pretty and retain their shape and color when frozen.
I also tried some rosemary, but it ended up looking a little spiderlike to me!
The blackberries froze well, although some of them (in background) colored the whole cube. Do you like to gussy up your ice cubes for summertime iced tea drinking? If so, what do you use?
It's not that hard, I know, yet still I don't often go to the trouble of making my own decorative and flavored ice cubes. Over the weekend I did, and the results are so pretty I wanted to share them with you!
My favorite is the mint. The leaves look pretty and retain their shape and color when frozen.
I also tried some rosemary, but it ended up looking a little spiderlike to me!
The blackberries froze well, although some of them (in background) colored the whole cube. Do you like to gussy up your ice cubes for summertime iced tea drinking? If so, what do you use?
Hi Angela,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
If you have a moment, please check out my recipe for lavender heart shaped flavored ice cubes. I think you would enjoy making these also.
Thanks for sharing!
Darlene
fabulous...I was just at JoAnns yesterday and saw these CUTE mods for icecubes and ice cube stir sticks that were so cool. Happy day to you!
ReplyDeleteThe simple things are often the best! Love this - they're all great.
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative and talented! I am always impressed by your ideas!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. I'll have to try this with the blackberries I picked today.
ReplyDeleteI have not gussied up my ice cubes in a very long time. When I was a kid I loved to make ice cubes with KoolAid, not that could be good in a tea? Just wondering?
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