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Homemade Sherbet
I can’t remember if I ever tried this with my kids, but I think I’m going to.
Orange Sherbet
3 cups milk
1 cup sugar
1 package unsweetened, powdered, orange-flavored drink mix
Mix all ingredients until dissolved and well mixed. Pour into a shallow pan and place in freezer. After about one hour, stir. Stir again after another hour. Freeze until solid. Makes about 3 cups of orange sherbet (or whatever flavor you use).
(Hmmm… I always thought it was called sherbert. Guess I’ve been pronouncing it wrong all these years!)
I discovered my mispronounciation when I looked up this recipe at the Food Network. I found a really yummy looking Red Raspberry Sherbet that’s probaby lower in calories than the orange one I listed above. And I just happen to have some raspberries in my freezer! ![]()
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