Fruit Roll Ups (Homemade)
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Fruit Rolls Ups are easy to make at home and are the perfect healthy snack to grab on the go or enjoy after lunch.
Fruit roll ups are a great way to get your sweet fix without breaking the calorie bank.
It’s January, so I think I’m pretty safe in saying most of us are looking around at our lives and assessing the state of affairs. I’ve talked about my goal to be intentional and purposeful in the upcoming months, and part of that is gaining more balance.
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Balance between work, children, marriage, and personal time. It’s so easy to lose sight and tip the scales too far in one direction. So, I’m thankful for Januaries and this mental Spring cleaning.
With respect to meals, I’m trying to have more food made up ahead of time so I’m not scrambling at the last minute and resorting to unhealthy choices.
Also so I can appropriate my time more wisely and not prepare each and every meal or snack individually.
And I’m learning to ask for, and accept help. LEAN CUISINE® is a good tool for both of these purposes. At Walmart recently, I picked up a LEAN CUISINE® Morning Collection™ Turkey Sausage Scramble and a LEAN CUISINE® Culinary Collection Sesame Chicken as well as a large back of frozen strawberries and a couple of limes.
I’m excited to enjoy these with my wholesome Strawberry Lime Fruit Leather whenever a quiet moment presents itself!
How to make Fruit Roll Ups
Fruit Roll Ups
Ingredients
- 4 pounds strawberries hulled (I used frozen, thawed)
- the juice of 2 limes
Instructions
- In a blender, puree strawberries and lime juice.
- Pour mixture onto three 12" x 17" rimmed baking sheets lined with parchment paper and spread so it's all even.
- Cook at 200 degrees for approximately 6 - 8 hours, until the center is no longer tacky to the touch. (If you'd like to speed this up, you can cook the strawberry-lime mixture on the stove until it thickens first).
- Remove from oven, cut into strips and store in an airtight container.
- Enjoy!
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I have never made fruit leather! I'm absolutely going to make this with the kids. I'll have time, too, if I try out those easy dishes! #client Thanks so much for sharing your recipe
This is a brilliant idea!
This looks like something fun & new that I can cook with my kids. Thank you
I love this idea! So much better than the store bought version that is loaded with sugar!