Non-Alcoholic Mojito Ice Lollies

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Can you believe it is the middle of August? I cant! I feel like summer has completely passed me by this year, so to try and get me feeling more in season, I made some super refreshing, non alcoholic mojito ice lollies.
They are a great way to cool you down on those hot British summer days… oh wait, we don’t get them. Don’t let that put you off though; these are the perfect summer refreshment. They are great fun to make for children (and adults), only require a handful of ingredients and are super quick. Plus it’s the middle of August; autumn will be here before you know it so you better get ice-lollying.

I have come up with a basic base for a non-alcoholic mojito, but you can play around and adapt the recipe to suit your taste.

You will need:

Ice-lolly tray
1-2 handfuls of mint
3 Tablespoons Granulated Sugar
3 Limes
Zest of 1 Lime
Soda Water – approx 500ml






 Start off by picking your mint leaves and putting them into a large glass or jar.


Add in a few tablespoons of sugar. I used 3, but if you like it extra sweet then do put some more in. You could also use stevia as a sugar replacement if you want to make this sugar free and reduce those calories.
 Zest one lime and pop aside.

 Next, cut three limes in half and squeeze the juice into the mint and sugar mix.

Begin muddling! If you are fancy then get your muddling stick out, if not, the end of a rolling pin works just fine.
Once the mint, lime and sugar are all muddled, add in the soda water. I filled the jar around half way.
Mix everything together and taste to check you are happy, then drain the mint leaves out through a sieve.
Now add the lime zest into the sieved mixture. I know in the picture I added the zest into the mixture with the mint leaves in, but in hindsight it is much better if the zest goes into the actual ice lolly mixture for freezing.
Finally, fill your ice lollies up until almost full, be careful not to fill all the way to the top as they need room to expand. 
Pop the lids on and place in the freezer overnight.
It is likely that there may be enough mixture left to make yourself a drink!
 Once the ice lollies are completely frozen, remove from the moulds and enjoy!

 The most refreshing summers refreshment.

So what do you think? Let me know if you give this recipe a try.

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