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By dancejones
on September 10, 2011
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Fabulous! So simple and so easy and so delicious. I will always keep a pint of this in my freezer.
By jenniferdysert_...
Denver, CO
on August 19, 2011
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Very good. Instead of fiddling around with an ice cream maker, I just poured the mixture into popsicle molds. They came out great! You can easily half the simple syrup recipe and still have enough for the recipe and some leftover. Not sure why the quantity is so large if you only need a cup and a half for the recipe.
By seahag3a
on August 03, 2011
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Delicious - like having a frosty cold peach melt in your mouth.
I wish the recipe would specify the amount of peach puree to use - 2 pounds of peaches can give different amounts depending on size.
I used about 3 cups, but 2 would probably be enough.
By annette_stouffe...
Danville, CA
on July 24, 2010
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This was simple and tasty however, mine had a strange brown shade to it. I used white peaches from a tree and a few had bruises. I thought I cut all the bruises but maybe that's what caused the odd color. But either way, it was so good that they color didn't matter much.
By jjtrace_10054238
Indianapolis, IN
on July 15, 2009
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This was absolutely delicious. The ingredients are SO SIMPLE and the process is easy. I wasn't sure just how much flavor this would have, but I was wowed. A summer classic!
By Keryne
Lake Ridge, VA
on August 22, 2006
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I made this because I bought some peaches but did not have any flour for a proper crust. I found this recipe and followed the instructions. I did scale it down to 4 large peaches, and 1 cup each of water and sugar for the simple syrup. It was very good, the lemon really brings the flavor forward. I will definitely remember this for peaches and other fruits too.
By dboulter_368483
Denver City, TX
on June 11, 2004
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Subbed splenda for 75% of sugar. Wonderful, lite dessert after Grilled salmon.