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Frozen Coated Grapes

Frozen Coated Grapes

Calories 65 (0% from fat)
Fat 0 gram
Saturated Fat 0 gram
Trans Fat 0 gram
Chol. 0 mg.
Sodium 68 mg.
Carb. 14 gram
Fiber 1 gram
Sugar 12 gram
Sugar Alcohol 0 gram
Protein 2 gram

Ingredients


3 cups (15.9 oz.) of seedless grapes, removed from stems and rinsed

1 box (0.6 oz.) Sugar Free Jell-O, your choice of flavor
(We liked Strawberry and Lime.)


Each grape is a flavor explosion. When you bite into one, it has the texture of ice cream, with the first hit being the Jell-O flavoring followed by the satisfying sweetness of the grape. They're fantastic as appetizers and a great dessert on a hot day.

We recommend using larger grapes because they're easier to spear with the toothpicks. A cup is two servings, and it weighs 5.3 ounces. That's about 20 of the larger grapes. Even our biggest eaters were satisfied after 1/2 a cup (10 grapes), so that's what we list as a serving size, but you can eat more or less as you wish.

1. Take the grapes off the stem and put them in a colander to rinse. Wash them and make sure to remove any that are mushy.

2. Spread the Sugar Free Jell-O mix out on a pan or a large resealable container. Then take the grapes, still wet from being rinsed and spread them over the Jell-O mixture.

3. Shake the pan or container and make sure all the grapes get completely coated with the Jell-O.

4. Use toothpicks to spear each grape and transfer them to a freezer-safe dish. The toothpicks will keep your fingers from getting stained the color of the Jell-O.

Frozen Coated Grapes in a Pan

5. Freeze for at least 8 hours or overnight.

6. Take from the freezer and serve as an appetizer or dessert.

Individual Frozen Coated Grapes

Yield: About 6 Servings, 1/2 a Cup of Grapes Per Serving or 10 Large Grapes


 Frozen Coated Grapes

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