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Chilled Fruit Cups

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This is the last of my posts of what I served for Easter breakfast. Not only did I serve overnight blueberry French toast, blueberry syrup, and crunchy coated bacon, but I also served these easy chilled fruit cups.  Even though Easter is over all of these recipes would be perfect for your Mother’s Day breakfast.  I originally had this recipe for the fruit cups when my mother in law brought it to a family gathering at my house.  It was so yummy and refreshing.  Come to find out she got the recipe from none other than a Taste of Home magazine.  And you all know how I love that magazine.

The recipe is so easy and you make ahead of time. This is perfect for when you don’t want to spend a lot of time in the kitchen putting together a breakfast.  The other great thing is that you make it mostly from juice concentrate and canned fruit.  So it works well for anytime of the year.  I used 10 oz plastic cups and was able to get 15 of them.  Also, I like it when I have leftovers.  I take it out of the freezer while I get ready for the day. Then I eat one for my breakfast.  Yummy,  cold, refreshing, slushy fruit!

Here is what you need to make the

Chilled Fruit Cups

  • FROZEN PINEAPPLE JUICE CONCENTRATE
  • FROZEN ORANGE JUICE CONCENTRATE
  • WATER
  • SUGAR
  • LEMON JUICE
  • MEDIUM FIRM BANANAS
  • FROZEN UNSWEETENED STRAWBERRIES
  • MANDARIN ORANGES
  • CRUSHED PINEAPPLE
  • CLEAR PLASTIC CUPS (9 OUNCES)
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Chilled Fruit Cups

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Ingredients
  

  • 1 can 12 ounces frozen pineapple juice concentrate, thawed
  • 1 can 6 ounces frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed
  • 1 cup water
  • 1 cup sugar
  • 2 tablespoons lemon juice
  • 3 medium firm bananas sliced
  • 1 package 16 ounces frozen unsweetened strawberries (I have used sweetened strawberries and reduced the sugar)
  • 1 can 15 ounces mandarin oranges, drained
  • 1 can 8 ounces crushed pineapple
  • 18 clear plastic cups 9 ounces

Instructions
 

  • In a large bowl, prepare pineapple juice concentrate according to package directions. Add orange juice concentrate, water, sugar, lemon juice and fruit.
  • Spoon 3/4 cupful into each plastic cup. Place cups in a pan and freeze. Remove from the freezer at least 40-50 minutes before serving. Serve with spoons.  (You kind of break up the frozen fruit with you spoon and eat it like a slush) Yield: 18 servings.
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  5. We had these tonight for dessert. They are scrumptious. I have to admit, I couldn’t stop at just one.

  6. We had these tonight for dessert. They are scrumptious. I have to admit, I couldn’t stop at just one.

  7. Wow, you are quite amazing to make all this yummy food! Your kids and husband are very lucky to have you!!

  8. Wow, you are quite amazing to make all this yummy food! Your kids and husband are very lucky to have you!!

  9. Mmmmm…I think I have saved this recipe to try, but had never gotten around to it. I will definitely have to try these for summer snacks!

  10. Mmmmm…I think I have saved this recipe to try, but had never gotten around to it. I will definitely have to try these for summer snacks!

  11. These do sound very yummy. Question, when you freeze them do you have some type of lid you use on them or do you wrap foil over the top? Was just wondering how I could keep them from getting freezer burnt and fresh. Thanks…love everything you do!

  12. These do sound very yummy. Question, when you freeze them do you have some type of lid you use on them or do you wrap foil over the top? Was just wondering how I could keep them from getting freezer burnt and fresh. Thanks…love everything you do!

  13. Simple and delicious! I wonder if my “I-refuse-to-touch-fruit-or-veggies” 5yr old would eat these?

  14. Simple and delicious! I wonder if my “I-refuse-to-touch-fruit-or-veggies” 5yr old would eat these?