Banana Slush

"For special events, Mom and Dad always made this slush. Obtained from "Canadian Lutheran Ladies Family Favourites Cookbook" by Bethesda Lutheran from New Norway, Alberta."
 
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Ready In:
12mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
100
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ingredients

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directions

  • You also need an empty 4 litre ice cream pail or other container.
  • Boil sugar and water.
  • Juice the oranges and lemons, mix with sugar water, banana, and pineapple, and freeze in an ice cream pail.
  • To serve by the glass, fill half the glass with slush and top with 7-up, ginger ale, or grapefruit pop.
  • Add vodka or fruit-flavored alcohol for fun.

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Reviews

  1. This is such a great recipe that we decided to add it to our Navy wives' club cookbook. We used to freeze the fruit mixture into rings, put the rings into a punch bowl and then pour the ginger ale over the top before serving. Very attractive, especially if you decorate the rings with whole strawberries or blueberries.
     
  2. This was a hit at a party we had yesterday. I added an 85 g packet of strawberry jello for color. It was a delightful drink for these hot days. I halved the quantity of your recipe for a smaller crowd. It made 2 litres of slush mixture. Didn't have any oranges, so I left it out and used just 1.5 lemons for the half recipe. However I still used 6 bananas, as we prefer a stronger taste of banana. thanks for sharing
     
  3. Very refreshing on the hot summer days. I halved the recipe with no problem. Thank you for a great slush!
     
  4. I love anything banana flavored but thought the pineapple taste was definately more prevelant in this recipe. I served it at a bunco party and the women loved it. They also appreciated the fact that it was left virgin and they could add their choice of mixers. Based on my party, I would say the number of servings is much closer to 50 than 100 unless the servings were in tiny punch cups. I would make this again!
     
  5. Let the slush sit for a couple minutes before serving. The slush will become very thick and smooth.
     
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