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Frozen Candied Jello Grapes

Frozen candy grapes with a jello coating are a delicious and cool treat for hot summer days. This simple recipe combines the natural sweetness of grapes with the refreshing fruity sensation of jello. 

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The freeze provides a contrasting texture, a certain external crunchiness that adds a yum factor to the dessert. 

Not to mention that the candied grapes look like sparkly, juice-packed amethyst! 

If you haven’t heard of frozen grapes yet, buckle up because you don’t want to miss out on this healthy snack that has gone viral on TikTok and Pinterest. 

They are easy to make and a nutritious way to use jello to jazz up fruit.

Grapes are a great choice because grapes contain vitamins and antioxidants!

The frozen grapes recipe will make the most versatile snack for the whole family!

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Do you need a snack for the summer barbeque or cocktail party?

Frozen jello grapes are perfect! Heads up, you may want to make double because they will go quickly! 

No matter what you make them for, be prepared to save them to your favorite recipe stash pile.

These are about to become your new go-to, easy snack. 

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Frozen Candied Jello Grapes Ingredients 

Equipment you’ll need:

  • Toothpicks: Toothpicks will help you dip them in the jello mix in a more sanitary and mess-free way. 
  • Parchment paper: Lining your freeze tray, baking sheet, or kitchen plate with parchment paper will help them not stick, creating a better experience. 

Ingredients:

  • 1 lb grapes: Fresh, firm grapes will hold up better during freezing. Any variety will do, but seedless grapes are better in this case. I prefer green grapes, but it is entirely up to you! Red grapes are another great option.
  • 1 box raspberry jello: This slightly tart red jiggly jello will resemble rubies. If you do not like raspberries, you can switch to strawberry jello. Any flavored red jello will do! 
  • 1 box berry blue jello: A hit of berry flavor will surprisingly enhance the delicious grape taste and give the grapes a jewel-like appearance. It will make your jello creations so beautiful! 
  • 1 box orange jello: The citrusy tang will make every single one of your tastebuds pop, and the flavors will be so refreshing! Somehow, this flavor combo makes them taste even more juicy! 
  • 1 box lime jello: The lime flavor mixed with the grapes complements one another. Plus, it is a little sour but still sweet. The mixture is perfect together. 
  • 1 box lemon jello: Tart lemon! These are a personal family favorite because they aren’t too sugary! The combination of sweet and zang is top-notch. Plus, they are bright and sunny, adding to that summer appeal. 
  • 1 box grape jello: While it may seem silly to add grape jello to grapes, it really enhances the flavor and adds a level of sweetness. It’s the perfect choice for grape lovers! 
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How to make Frozen Candied Jello Grapes

Prepare the Grapes:

Insert Toothpicks:

  • Push your toothpick into each grape, ensuring it’s firmly inserted for easy handling.

Prepare the Jello:

  • Pour each Jello powder flavor into separate small bowls, creating individual dipping stations.

Coat the Grapes:

  • Toss them in the jello mixture, alternately dipping each new grape in different flavors. Also, be sure that each grape is coated and powdered fully. 

Freeze the Grapes

  • Place the grapes in a single layer on a baking sheet in the freezer to harden for at least 2 hours or until completely frozen.

Serve and Enjoy:

  • Once the grapes are frozen, they are ready to eat. After they’ve had time to freeze, serve them in a bowl.

Tips and Tricks

  1. Frozen jello grapes can be a choking hazard, so be careful when serving them to small children and others who may struggle with swallowing. 
  2. Love frozen grapes with jello? Try other unique jello flavors, such as Sour Patch Kids jello, for an extra fun twist with sour patch grapes! You can also try Jolly Ranchers flavoring! Or what about cotton candy grapes? 
  3. Also, use a plain sugar mixture to keep the ingredient list even shorter, but still have the experience of making this fun snack! 
  4. Any leftovers should be stored in the refrigerator in an airtight container, ziplock, or freezer bag. 
  5. Want to try something even a little different than grapes with jello powder? Make jello and dip the grapes in it for an interesting but still great snack! 
  6. Add a little something to them by adding a topping. Shredded coconut, nuts, and sprinkles are a few options!

Fun Jello Grapes

On a hot summer day, with only 2-ingredients, this recipe is for the win! It’s so easy to make and yummy to cool down. 

The melted sweetness of the grapes and the jello sourness create a great, yummy fruit tip.

You can never go wrong with the colors and flavors.

Refreshing on a hot afternoon or throwing them into a glass of ice cubes for a fun garnish with your favorite drink.

If you want a quick refreshing-cooling hit this summer, you need this easy-to-make treat.

Make jello grapes today! 🙂

Yield: 8-10

Frozen Candied Jello Grapes

A bowl filled with various colors of frozen grapes, including green, red, and orange, placed on a wooden surface. The image link sarahscoop.com is visible at the bottom center.

A fun, delicious snack that is sweet and crunchy! Perfect for a hot summer day, a craft to make for the kids, or a post-workout snack!

Prep Time 45 minutes
Cook Time 2 hours
Total Time 2 hours 45 minutes

Ingredients

  • 1 lb grapes
  • 1 box raspberry jello
  • 1 box berry blue jello
  • 1 box orange jello
  • 1 box lime jello
  • 1 box lemon jello
  • 1 box grape jello

Instructions

    1. Rinse the grapes in cool water, then dry them with a paper towel.

    2. Remove the grapes from their stems.

    3. Push your toothpick into each grape, ensuring it’s firmly inserted for easy handling.

    4. Pour each Jello powder flavor into separate small bowls, creating individual dipping stations.

    5. Toss them in the jello mixture, dipping each new grape in different flavors. Also, be sure that each grape is fully coated and powdered.

    6. Place the grapes in a single layer on a baking sheet in the freezer to harden for at least 2 hours or until completely frozen.

    7. Once the grapes are frozen, they are ready to eat. After they’ve had time to freeze, serve them in a bowl.

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