Here's the recipe that was posted by Mrs. Food:


Everybody: I was reading my Reminsce Magazine (fabulous
magazine) and in it they place all kinds of things about the 30's,
40's, 50's, etc. They have a section that has old pictures of
advertising. In a recent magazine they placed a picture of an old
Kool-aid aid placed in 1949. On it had a recipe for a "treat" that
Mom's could make their children. Everybody wrote in about
how they remembered that treat and made it again for ole' times
sakes. I decided to make it with my daughter and it was really
good. It is a combination between sorbet and ice cream. I bet
back then this was a real treat. You can make it with any flavor
of kool-aid and we opted for strawberry-kiwi. Here is the recipe
if anyone is interested in trying it out. I thought of you
Grandmother's with grandchildren coming to visit.

1 cup of sugar
1 pkg. of kool-aid
2 cups milk
1 cup whipping cream

In a bowl, combine the sugar, kool-aid and milk; stir until the
sugar and kool-aid are dissolved. Pour into a freezer containter.
Freeze for one hour or until slushy. In a mixing bowl, beat
cream until stiff. Add kool-aid mixture; mix just until combined.
Return to the freezer container. Freeze until solid, about 2
hours.

(I added more time to each of the freezing times because I felt it
took loinger to get to the desired consistency.)

Enjoy, Mrs. Food