Create tasty frozen treats on the cheap with the help of an ice cube tray.
You will need:
Directions
1. Fill an ice cube tray with juice, pudding, yogurt or ice cream.
2. Cover tray with foil.
3. Poke Popsicle sticks through the foil, so that each cube has a stick.
4. Freeze, then serve.
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