Magic Potion Drink

Magic Potion Drins

Description:
A fun experiment that shows how secondary colors are created from primary colors.

At A Glance:

Recipe Type: Beverage
Prep time: 10 mins
Cook time: 0 mins
Total time: 30 mins
Yield: 10 drinks
Ingredients for

Magic Potion Drinks

  • 1 pack of red unsweetened drink mix (kool-aid)
  • 1 pack of yellow unsweetened drink mix (kool-aid)
  • 1 pack of blue unsweetened drink mix (kool-aid)
  • Lemon-lime flavored carbonated soda
NOTES: instead of kool-aid, red, yellow and blue drinks such as gatoraid, lemonaid, cranberry juice will also work, but the colors may not be as vibrant .

Directions for Magic Potion Drinks

  1. Mix the kool-aid according to directions (adding sugar is optional since the carbonated soda may be sweet enough.)
  2. Pour each color/flavor into a different ice cube tray and freeze solid.
  3. To serve, pour the soda into clear glasses.  Put 1-2 flavored ice cubes into each glass.
    Note:  If the soda is too cold, the ice will not have a chance to melt and change the drinks color.
  4. As the ice cubes dissolve, the drink will magically change color and flavor.
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One Comment

  1. Mini
    Posted 11/12/2011 at 3:24 am | Permalink

    Great! thanks for the share!

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