Toss grapes with Kool-Aid (or JELL-O) powder and pop in the freezer for a fun, delicious snack. Your whole family will love these “candy-coated” grapes.

Candy Coated Grapes

Do not underestimate this snack. First of all, it’s “for kids”, but I ate about half the recipe on Saturday.

The flavor is awesome. Satisfies my the kids’ sweet tooth without being straight-up candy.

INGREDIENTS NEEDED TO MAKE THESE SOUR PATCH GRAPES WITH KOOL-AID:

HOW TO MAKE THESE SOUR PATCH GRAPES WITH KOOL-AID:

• Rinse grapes in a colander and blot with paper towels
• Freeze for an hour or more
• Remove grapes from stems (easier to do when they’re frozen!)
• Pour Kool-Aid mix into a large Ziploc bag.
• Toss grapes in the Kool-Aid until covered.
• Try different flavors!

handy tools to make these candy coated grapes: 

• colander – handles, good size, dishwasher safe
• freezer bags – sturdy, great prices, put on Amazon subscribe and save

Ok, ok, so there’s Kool-Aid involved, but there are worse snacks, by far. And I’m pretty sure that eating a pound of grapes cancels out the fake stuff. But I’ll get back to you on that math.

Once you coat the grapes in deliciousness, stick them in the freezer. Hence the title.

faqs

How do you sweeten grapes?

You can easily sweeten grapes by washing them, coating in egg white, and then sugar. Then you freeze and eat!

Can you freeze seedless grapes?

Absolutely! Most people prefer them frozen!

What to do with lots of grapes?

1. Cool Off with Frozen Grapes. Forget ice cream or Popsicles. 
2. Create an Icy Slushie. 
3. Turn Up the Flavor with Roasted Grapes. 
4. Get Creative with Your Kabobs. 
5. Give Salsa a Fresh Twist. 
6. Top Your Salad with a Homemade Dressing.

I don’t even know why anyone stores grapes in the fridge. They become a magical, delicious treat when frozen. My daughter called them ice cream. I think they taste like Sour Patch kids. Either way, not bad for humble grapes.

Check out these other Kid Friendly Snacks for some healthy options to curb those after school blues!