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Reviewed: Oct. 22, 2009
It was really good, except I didn't freeze them... I just put them in the freezer for a bit and it was like a slush. I love it! Thanks.
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Reviewed: Aug. 16, 2009
The only problem I had with this recipe was i didn't have a ice cream maker so I put it in my mixer and and mixed it for awhile but i didn't thicken so I just put them in the cups and let them freeze for a little bit and then added the sticks. They turned out good. I would make them again. And they do taste like a push-up.
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Reviewed: Jun. 25, 2009
This a very easy recipe - a nice take on orange sherbet. There seems to be no limit to this recipe. The one thing I would not change is the sweetened condensed milk - you definitely need a little richness to avoid an icy result. Thank you Terri!
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Reviewed: May 5, 2009
I brought this to an office potluck and every loved the flavor. I do not have an icecream maker so I used my Kitchen Aid. I also ised diet soda with fat free cool whip and fat free condensed milk. I think the texture was a little icy because of this, but it tasted really creamy and delicious. I had to give the recipe to everyone. We also discussed that you could modify it and use grape soda or strawberry soda for some variety. Great recipe.
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Reviewed: Mar. 20, 2009
I tried this recipe and everyone loved it. I also tried it using diet soda, and the fat free cool whip. It was good and less calories. Very easy dessert to make.
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Reviewed: Mar. 15, 2009
I make these into popsicles during the summer with dixie cups and popsicle sticks. I make it a little different, I omit the sugar and add a drained can of mandarin oranges and combine everything in my blender. Not only do my kids love them, but so do my husband and I. And all the neighborhood kids. And their friends. :) This also makes a good summer pie. Fold the whipped topping in carefully, pour into a graham cracker crust and stud the top with mandarin oranges. TIP: When making the pops, pour them into dixie cups and freeze them until sturdy, then stick the popsicle sticks in. This way they'll stay put and won't fall over or come out wonky. EDITED AGAIN: I should clarify. You need 20 oz. of orange soda. Not a whole two liter. A whole two liter is excessive. And you know, you don't need a ice cream maker. You can just use your blender. An option you can use as well is fat free condensed milk and whipped topping.
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