Make your own homemade snow cone syrup in just a few minutes! You’ll love how many flavors you can make and how much money you’ll save.

Make your own homemade snow cone syrup in just a few minutes!  You'll love how many flavors you can make and how much money you'll save.

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UPDATE: 4/4/2022

One of our favorite traditions in the summer is getting snow cones, but this year, I decided to change things up a bit and make our own with some homemade snow cone syrup to go with it!  The weather here in Utah where I live has been super hot lately so we’ve been splitting our time between going outside in the morning and staying inside in the afternoon.

To beat the heat, we’ve been eating lots of popsicles and now we can add snow cones to the mix! I got this recipe in an old neighborhood cookbook that was given to me by a relative as a wedding gift, but it wasn’t until recently that I actually started going through it and trying out recipes. And let me tell you, this homemade snow cone syrup is a winner!

How to Make Homemade Snow Cone Syrup

To make it, you’ll need to gather the following ingredients:

  • 1 c. hot water
  • 1/2 c. corn syrup
  • 1 c. sugar
  • 1 packet Kool-Aid (any flavor)

Using a whisk, combine the sugar and Kool-Aid in a medium bowl. Add the hot water and stir until dissolved. Mix in the corn syrup and stir until fully incorporated. Place it in the fridge to cool. I recommend keeping it in the fridge until you are ready to use it so it is cold and won’t melt the ice as quickly when you pour it over the top.

Make your own homemade snow cone syrup in just a few minutes!  You'll love how many flavors you cane make and how much money you'll save.

To make the snow cones, we put 5 cups of ice in our Blendtec and increased the speed to 2 for about 15 seconds. It worked like a charm and we had fluffy snow ready to be covered in yummy syrup.

Make your own homemade snow cone syrup in just a few minutes!  You'll love how many flavors you cane make and how much money you'll save.

My kids loved the snow cones and they were the perfect afternoon treat to enjoy in the shade of our yard. The flavors were nice and strong without being overpowering and I love that I can get so many flavors just by using a packet of Kool-Aid! I actually mixed the syrup flavors for my snow cone and it was delicious. We will definitely be repeating this cool treat throughout the summer!

Make your own homemade snow cone syrup in just a few minutes!  You'll love how many flavors you cane make and how much money you'll save.
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Homemade Snow Cone Syrup

Use Kool-Aid to make snow cone syrup and save money!

Course Dessert
Cuisine American
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cooling Time 30 minutes
Total Time 35 minutes
Servings 2 cups

Ingredients

  • 1 c hot water
  • 1/2 c corn syrup
  • 1 c sugar
  • 1 packet Kool-Aid (any flavor)

Instructions

  1. Using a whisk, combine the sugar and Kool-Aid in a medium bowl.

  2.  Add the hot water and stir until dissolved.

  3. Mix in the corn syrup and stir until fully incorporated.

  4. Place it in the fridge to cool. I recommend keeping it in the fridge until you are ready to use it so it is cold and won’t melt the ice as quickly when you pour it over the top.

  5. To make the snow cones, we put 5 cups of ice in our Blendtec and increased the speed to 2 for about 15 seconds.

  6. Pour snow cone syrup on top of crushed ice and enjoy!

Make your own homemade snow cone syrup in just a few minutes!  You'll love how many flavors you cane make and how much money you'll save.
Make your own homemade snow cone syrup in just a few minutes!  You'll love how many flavors you cane make and how much money you'll save.

This post originally appeared on Design Dazzle as part of their 2017 Summer Camp series on June 28, 2017 and has been reposted here with permission.

9 Comments

  1. I never tried making my own snow cones, but they remind me of childhood so much. I have to give them a try.

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