Zesty Watermelon Slush

by LydiaH19 in Cooking > Beverages

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Zesty Watermelon Slush

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My family had lost it's love for watermelon. It is not that we wouldn't eat it but we just never seemed to want to finish it off. Then I discovered the zesty watermelon slush. Now I can freeze what we won't eat and it won't go bad. It is good for spreading the watermelon love.

Ingredients

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You will need a blender, watermelon, lemon, and maple syrup or some other sweetener.

Cut Up Your Watermelon

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Slice the watermelon and then cut it up into chunks and put in a sealable bowl or plastic bag.

Freeze the Watermelon

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I let this one freeze for a couple of weeks but it may be as little as a few hours.

Zest

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The first time I made this I zested the whole lemon but it was a little too much for the kids. This time I used half.

Sweeten

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One tablespoon of maple syrup was just about right for half a blender of watermelon. Sugar or honey or something else would work too.

Add Watermelon and Blend

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It might be a good idea to let the watermelon thaw a little. I had to blend longer than usual because it was so frozen. Adding a little water helps too.

Enjoy

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You decide how chuncky or slushy you want it by how little or much water you add. Either way I hope this recipe helps you spread the watermelon love.