Looking for a low calorie treat? Make this Strawberry Lemonade Granita with Canada Dry TEN. This is a sponsored post.
Recently, while shopping at Tom Thumb, I came across the TEN drinks — 7 Up Ten, Sunkist Ten, A&W Ten or Canada Dry Ten. Nate does not like any kind of diet soft drink, but.after trying Canada Dry TEN, he really liked it! It’s my favorite, too!
During the summer, I like to make frozen treats with drinks we have around the house. Since we’re trying to be healthier, I decided to try making a fun summer frozen treat using Canada Dry TEN — Strawberry Lemonade Granita. I’ve seen granitas made with prosecco, which is a bubbly champagne like drink, so I thought using Canada Dry TEN would make a nice non-alcoholic substitute.
Granita is very easy to make. It’s like a sorbet, made with fruit or fruit juices, but it’s made by hand in a metal dish. The liquid is poured into a shallow metal dish, such as a deep cookie sheet, and then frozen. At times, the granita is stirred or scraped with a fork to break up the ice crystals as they form. After a few hours, the end result is a flaky, granular frozen treat. The texture is like a snow cone.
This granita is delicious! It comes together with just the right amount of sweet and tart. It’s a great low-calorie ending to a hot summer night!
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Strawberry Lemonade Granita
Ingredients
- 1 pint strawberries
- 1 lemon
- 1/2 cup sucralose
- 1/2 + 1/2 cup water
- 2 cups Canada Dry TEN
Instructions
- Hull and cut up the strawberries.
- Add 1/2 cup water and the cut up strawberries to a blender. Puree until liquid.
- Boil 1/2 cup of water and add sucralose and stir until completely dissolved to form a simple sugar. Set aside to cool.
- Juice the lemon and add to the strawberry puree. Mix.
- Now add the simple syrup to the strawberry puree. Mix well.
- Add 2 cups of Canada Dry TEN and mix.
- Pour into a shallow metal baking sheet. Then place in the freezer.
- Stir or break up granita with a fork every 30 minutes for the first hour.
- Then, break up granita with a fork at the 2 hour mark.
- At 3 hours, it's ready to serve.
9 comments
it looks like a refreshing dessert!
What an awesome idea for warm days! I have only ever made espresso granita, but I will have to try this, it looks so good!
G’day! Looks delish! Wish i could try some now!
Cheers! Joanne
Wow, this looks so delicious. I cannot wait to give this a try when the summer heat hits.
Strawberry lemonade granita looks delicious. I came through Texas womens blogger group. pinning this one. Following in facebook and twitter too.
That looks amazing for a hot day!
This looks like a wonderful summer recipe!
**Pinning*
Totally going to give this a try! Perfect for the upcoming heat!
Love this idea…I am definitely trying it! It will be perfect for poolside this summer!