Watermelon Snow Cones 
| Heart-friendly Recipe | X |
This recipe contains:
Fat: No more than 15g
Saturated Fat: No more than 5g
Cholesterol: No more than 150 mg
Sodium: No more than 250 mg
Carbohydrates: No more than 80g
Total Sugars: No more than 25g total sugars; limit to 35g in desserts
|
| Low-Sodium Recipe | X |
This recipe contains:
Sodium: No more than 200 mg
|
| Diabetes-friendly Recipe | X |
This recipe contains:
Fat: No more than 15g
Saturated Fat: No more than 5g
Cholesterol: No more than 300 mg
Sodium: No more than 1000 mg
Carbohydrates: No more than 50g
Total Sugars: No more than 25g total sugars; limit to 35g in desserts
|
| Low-Carb Recipe | X |
This recipe contains:
Carbohydrates: No more than 45g
Total Sugars: No more than 25g total sugars; limit to 35g in desserts
|
| High-Calcium Recipe | X |
This recipe contains:
Calcium: At least 50 mg
|
Serves: 4 person(s)
Preparation Time: 20 mins
Cooking Time: 0 mins
Extra Time: 1 hr (for freezing)
Yield: 4 x 1 snow cone servings
Bring out the child in you with these unique cones - fun for kids of all ages!
Ingredients:
1 seedless watermelon
8 oz low-sugar vanilla yogurt (such as Dannon Light 'n Fit)
1/2 cup sweetened coconut *
3 1/2 oz sprinkles or jimmies
4 paper snow cone cups
Directions:
Using an ice cream scoop, make 4 balls of watermelon and place them in the freezer on a waxed paper-lined cookie sheet for no more than 1 hour.
Remove from freezer and roll in vanilla yogurt and then lightly coat with sweetened coconut; top with sprinkles or jimmies.
Place in a snow cone cup and enjoy.
Variations:
* Unsweetened coconut can replace the sweetened, if desired.
For a change, replace snow cone cup with an ice cream cone.
Serving suggestions are not included in the nutritional analysis.
Author:
National Watermelon Promotion Board
National Watermelon