This is our new favorite Summer Snack! Frozen Grape Pops are the perfect treat for a hot summer day. Even though you’ve probably frozen grapes in the freezer before, these pops prevent fingers from getting sticky or wet by adding a lollipop stick to the mix.
Frozen Grape Pops
Supplies:
- Grapes – any color or size, washed
- Lollipop sticks – preferably 8 inches long, but any size will do. You can buy these at Walmart, or any cake/candy supply place. (We tried these with popsicle sticks and they are too wide for the small grapes.)
Instructions:
First, wash your grapes and dry them as best you can with a paper towel. Then pick about 6 grapes per 8 inch stick. Using the hole side of the grape, push your grape onto the stick. Go down about 1-2 inches from the bottom. Now pile the rest on.
Place your grape sticks in a freezer safe plastic bag. It’s best to wait over night for really good frozen grapes, but we could only wait till the afternoon. Even then, they were cold, mostly frozen, and delicious.
NOTE: these are large frozen bites, please watch your little ones as they eat their snack for choking. If you need to, cut these in half or even fourths to make them smaller. They will still freeze up great!
I was gobbling them up faster than my kids were! This super healthy frozen treat is giving me the fix I need to stay away from too much ice cream. Perfect for a summer day and a cool sweet treat!
- Grapes - any color or size washed
- Lollipop sticks - preferably 8 inches long but any size will do. You can buy these at Walmart, or any cake/candy supply place. (We tried these with popsicle sticks and they are too wide for the small grapes.)
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First, wash your grapes and dry them as best you can with a paper towel. Then pick about 6 grapes per 8 inch stick. Using the hole side of the grape, push your grape onto the stick. Go down about 1-2 inches from the bottom. Now pile the rest on.
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Place your grape sticks in a freezer safe plastic bag. It's best to wait over night for really good frozen grapes, but we could only wait till the afternoon. Even then, they were cold, mostly frozen, and delicious.
NOTE: these are large frozen bites, please watch your little ones as they eat their snack for choking. If you need to, cut these in half or even fourths to make them smaller. They will still freeze up great!
More Summer Snacks:
Sweet Summer Trifle Ideas
This is the perfect summer treat to make and take to a party – pot luck parties are the best!
Minions Ba-Ba-Banana Ice Cream Sundaes
Have a little summer fun with the Minions and these Banana Sundaes!
Pineapple, Banana, and Coconut Smoothie
What a refreshing and delicious snack?! Smoothies are the best, my kids slurp these up in a flash, especially with all these summer flavors.
I made these but without the stick. They still taste good, but the stick makes them more enjoyable.
Tips for Better Recipe
– Use red, purple, and green grapes
– colored sticks
– for toddlers, use toothpicks instead of sticks
– if you have a sweet tooth, sprinkle some sugar on top
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I have been eating frozen grapes for a few years now, do not even like them without freezing now. Hooked on them. I got my co workers hooked on them also as we have a full sized fridge/freezer at work and they are great for cooling off on a hot day. We just fill a cup with frozen grapes, no mess, easy to eat and work at same time. Just don’t give them to your dogs no matter how much they beg. Reading about toxins in grapes/raisins that can cause renal falure. Sad too, to think something that is healthy for us and our kids is so bad for our pooches. Mine are begging as we speak,but can’t take chances on my fur babies.
Easy and Fun! We have shared with our ZisBoomBah parents – great idea! Would love to connect and share more ideas.
hey these too good to saw and eat
SP – They are still really good even when thawed. I think they’d be great for lunches and you wouldn’t have to put them on a skewer, just in a bag. It would keep them cold. Good thinking.
How are they after they have thawed? I’m thinking of lunches this school year.
What a great idea.
I’ve used kabob sticks, but the lollipop ones are much safer, great idea!
Great idea for a fun, healthy snack! Mixing the red and green grapes is festive enough for a party!
BRILLIANT! I am so going to make these.
Thank you for the step-by-step photo instructions.
We love making these!! Some of our favs!
Great idea! Definitely a nice break from sugar laden holiday stuff.
Michelle – GREAT idea. I’ve tried to break them before, but too many splinters. So, thanks for sharing!
I just wanted to add a reminder to those of you who mentioned bamboo skewers … I use these for a lot of food and art projects with my 6 year old. But I have a clean pair of toenail clippers that I use to remove the sharp points. Just poke it down in a trash can or large bowl before you cut so you aren’t sending splinters flying across the room.
Yes Marie I REALLY did break a tooth biting into a frozen grape…fortunately it was side tooth and I was able to have it bonded…no more frozen grapes for me…too expensive…lol
Maggie – Did you really break a tooth? I’m so sorry. We actually have been eating these unfrozen on a stick as well and they are just as good. I hope your teeth are doing better. Thanks for the warning.
OOps…broken tooth from biting into these…be careful…not so good for everyone…furthermore why frozen? Grapes are good at room temp. Beats a high dentist bill.
yum! my kids would gobble these right up. thanks :)
My kid can’t get enough of anything fruit, especially frozen. I make my own fruit juice popsicles but never thought of actual fruit!
I love frozen grapes, so this is a fantastic idea!
Angie
Yum! Thanks for the idea! My mouth is watering.
What a great idea! I love frozen grapes, but this is way better! I wonder how frozen watermelon chunks would taste mixed in there…
Just found your blog and I love it! Did the grape things this afternoon with my 6 year old. We used bamboo skewers since thats what we have around. Frozen grapes are so much more fun on a stick! THanks! And congrats on the new baby!
Oh I just love your idea! I couldn’t help to translate it to Ukrainian and post it on my blog! Of course with a link back to you
http://www.letrodectus.te.ua/zrobysama/?p=62 :)
Sarah – Great idea to put a frozen grape in a summer drink.
Gabreial – I’m so glad you tried them and liked them. A very easy treat.
Michelle – I’m happy you found me off Zakka Life too!
super cute idea! thanks for sharing! glad I found you from Zakka life!
Alright, ever since I seen this post that was actually a shared post on my Google Reader, I had to try it. I made these with my three year old last night and I’m happy to report.. I LOVE them. It’s so simple, and yet so good. I’ll be making these for our trip to the beach. Maybe just freezing them on a sheet without the sticks for easier removal.
Thanks so much for these!
You probably couldn’t do this with kids, but I think I’ll make a batch of those on bamboo skewers for my next (adult) party. How much do you want to be people immediately stick them in their drinks? =D
Simple ideas are always the best ones! Thanks!
We’ll be celebrating my son’s 1st bday next month. This would be a fabulous little side treat :)
Thanks for the great comments everyone. These are a healthy treat and we have been gobbling them up.
And as CB has said, do be careful for choking. We actually like to eat them a little soft and they are super easy to bite into!
I teach preschool. Grapes are known as a major choking hazard for children 3 and under. Frozen, it seems the choking hazard opportunity would be worse. Just be careful. Don’t leave your children alone while they eat this snack and know the Heimlich maneuver!
WAY COOL IDEA!! We are working so hard to stick with healthy snacks around here that I can always use a fun and creative idea for them. Thanks!!
I am so glad you wrote about this. I accidentally found out that I like frozen grapes last year when I discovered my mother’s older fridge was set too high.
Well I looked in the fruit drawer (which was colder ) and the grapes were pretty much frozen.
They were good!
I love this idea… it is a fun way to engage a picky eater… and there are so many possibilities… What a great way to cool off on a hot day :)
Fabulous idea! We also freeze blueberries at my house…I bet you could do this with blueberries too!
Ok this is the best idea ever, my daughters love love love grapes, I am going to do this tomorrow!! My dogs also used to love frozen grapes, until I found out that grapes are really horrible for dogs :(
Fabulous idea! I love frozen grapes but never thought to do it this way. I can’t wait to get some grapes to try this out. My kids will love them. THANKS!
I am not lying when I say that I was guiltily snacking on a bowl of ice cream as I read this post. Thanks for the timely, healthy summer snack suggestion! We will be putting it to the test this afternoon!
Yum! Another grape idea! (Sorry, I know that’s so lame). I too despair of the endless popsicles and icecreams so this will make a good change.
Don’t you love these! I’ve been making them for years! I was even going to show some of the girls over at another site I write for how to make them. How funny! Great minds things alike . . . and apparently snack alike too!
Love frozen grapes and I love this idea even more! The kids should enjoy this tasty treat!!
I love frozen grapes! What a great spin on the treat!!!
i love frozen grapes and have been talking to my kids about “making” some. this is a great idea!
Oh, I never thought of using lollipop sticks!!! Thanks for the great idea. And I agree with Grandma Jani….maybe we will do some with other fruit and berries for the grownups. Yum!
These are our favorite thing to take to the pool!
woah! totally love these! I can just see the eyes of my 3yo when we make them, freeze them, then eat them! awesome – thanks.
What a fabulous idea!!! We used to freeze grapes, too. I forgot about that fun treat. My kids will LOVE this!
We’ve always loved frozen grapes, I’ve just never thought of putting them on a stick like a popsicle. Great idea! I even have tons of lollipop sticks I haven’t used in years. Thanks.
Great nutritional summer snack ideas for the kiddies! Actually, I think Dad and I will make some. We could use other fruits as well; although the grapes are definitely colorful. Darling pics of our grandbabies!!!