9 Easy Summer Snacks to Beat the Heat
Today I’m going to share some easy-to-make summer snacks with you. We live in Ontario, Canada. We always have a long winter here, so when summer comes, we are going crazy outside to play.
Summertime BBQs and garden parties are very common on weekends and holidays here. As my kiddo is taking her summer break now, we are having so much fun doing some cooking together.
Let’s do some easy drinks and snacks with the kids and cool off summer with these easy and delicious recipes.
Freshly Squeezed Lemonade
My kid always loves helping me in the kitchen. By starting to work on some simple tasks, she is learning the kitchen technique gradually. This simple and delicious freshly squeezed lemonade is easily prepared by a kid.
Recipe from Real Housemoms
Virgin Pina Colada
This refreshing and creamy drink is definitely for kids. It’s a non-alcoholic drink, no rum, just blended with frozen pineapple chunks, coconut milk, ice, and pineapple juice. I believe adults would also love this too!
Recipe from the spruce
Watermelon Slushie
This easy recipe is good for the entire family. For an adult version, you may replace coconut water with white wine or any alcohol of your choice.
Recipe from Scottsdale Moms Blog
Easy Frozen Watermelon Popsicles
Image credit: Cook the Story
These juicy watermelon popsicles are super simple to make. There is only one ingredient. Who doesn’t like watermelon in the hot summer!?
Recipe from Cook the Story
Strawberry Mango Agua Fresca
This summer fruity drink is so simple and delicious. By adding water, strawberries, mango, lime juice, and honey to a blender, you will have a refreshing beach drink in 15 minutes.
Recipe from Dinner at the zoo
Tropical Smoothie Recipe
My kid loves smoothies, especially in a mix of tropical flavors. This smoothie is a blend of tropical fruits like pineapple, mango, banana, and coconut milk. It’s such a creamy and flavorful smoothie, yum!
Recipe from Dinner at the zoo
Simply Obsessed Frozen Coconut Mango Pops
Yes, we love mango. Mango is one of our family’s favorite fruits. We could never resist the temptation of these yummy frozen popsicles made with coconut milk and pureed mango. It’s so fruity and creamy.
Recipe from SkinnyTaste
Berry Yogurt Popsicles
Berries are in season and we picked a lot at our local farm. These popsicles are full of juicy flavor, antioxidants, and vitamins C and E. They are great treats to cool off in the summer.
Recipe from SkinnyTaste
Strawberry Popsicles (Vegan and Paleo)
These popsicles are simple and made with just two ingredients: sliced strawberries and chia seeds. It’s such a healthy snack with healthy fats.
Recipe from My Whole Food Life
What’s your favorite refreshing treat to beat the heat this summer? Let’s go creative with the kids!