This frappe recipe is so simple and refreshing! It’s getting a little cold out, but that doesn’t mean you couldn’t have a little ice cream or at least save this recipe for a warmer day right?!
It’s so light and refreshing. I really do adore it. You will notice Pirouette cookies in the glass. That’s how we eat our frappe, with the little hazelnut or vanilla cookie, but you totally don’t have to. I mean, you’re crazy if you don’t, but you don’t haaaaaaaaaave to I guess. 😉
This is one of those things that can be a little sticky to mix up but the flavor is fresh and refreshing and both the kids and adults love it. I personally prefer mine without pop, but the kids definitely want it.
What Is Frappe?
Frappe in French means iced.
Frappe is an iced drink, in the United States it often contains ice cream.
Will Carbonated Drinks Hurt You?
Some, but not all carbonated drinks may cause bone damage.
Cola drinks contain a lot of phosphorus which can injure bones.
Most concerns with carbonated drinks is with the sugar content, not the carbonation.
Frappe Recipe
Frappe
Description
Ingredients
- 1/2 Qt Sherbet, Raspberry, which I can't stop calling sherbert, but whatev'
- 1/2 Qt Sherbet, Pineapple
- 3 Bananas, chopped in quarters
- 1/2-1 Bag Raspberries, frozen, chopped
- 7-up or Sprite
- Pirouettes
Instructions
- Mix the sherbets and fruit together.
- Place in freezer for a few hours.
- Scoop into glasses, top with a little pop and eat up!
Notes
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Julie Johnson
My mom used to make this all the time growing up & I LOVE IT!!! Total yumm
Sweet Basil
Isn’t it the best?!
Chef Bee
I love ice cream anytime too. Lately I've been scarfing down eggnog ice cream since it hit the stores for the holiday but I love sherbert too.
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