Honeydew Lemon Slush

This refreshing summer drink is made with fresh honeydew melon, lemons, and golden honey. It’s perfect for hot afternoons! No one, not even kids, will be able to resist this sweet Honeydew Lemon Slush.

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Honeydew Lemon Slush

Sometimes in the summer, I feel too hot and tired to eat. That’s where frozen, nutrient rich smoothies and slushies come in. Thank goodness for straws and fruit! This honeydew lemon slush is refreshing, delicious and perfect for a sweltering afternoon.

There are affiliate links in this post. That means if you buy something from that link, I will earn a small commission, but it won’t cost you anything additional.

THINGS YOU’LL NEED:

• 1 cup of honeydew melon, cubed and frozen
• 1 lemon
• 1 teaspoon honey
• water and ice
• fresh mint for garnish

KITCHEN TOOLS YOU MIGHT FIND HELPFUL:

• Blender with ice crushing capabilities
• Fun straws
• Lemon juicer

Begin by cutting the honeydew melon into small cubes. Freeze the melon on a parchment lined pan. Leftover melon can be stored in a freezer bag for future drinks!

Just a yummy thought—this recipe would also make amazing frozen popsicles! Simply pour the blended mixture into popsicle molds, then freeze!

RELATED: If you love cold summer drinks, you will definitely want to try this Limeade Slush.

Side note—My son wants me to mention that this drink is actually more smoothie than slush. I told him that is because while I was taking the pictures, the ice melted. But still, he doesn’t want me to mislead you. So I guess if you make the slush then take 50 pictures of it out in the sun, it becomes a smoothie! It’s a blessing and curse to have such an honest child.

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More refreshing summer drink recipes:

1. When my daughter (now 22) was 4 years old, she and her little friend always wanted Slurpees. So for years I’ve been making what we call Slushies. They are refreshing and tasty and a fraction of the cost of a Slurpee or Dairy Queen’s version called the Arctic Rush.
2. Now that my daughter is an adult, she makes these Homemade Mocha Frappucinos all the time. It’s like having Starbucks in your pantry and refrigerator!
3. There’s really no better time of the year to make an ice cold pitcher of easy strawberry lemonade than summer! Perfect for parties and barbecues.
4. I’ve discovered something very simple and everyone that tries it completely agrees… my recipe is just as good as Olive Garden’s peach tea!This refreshing summer drink is made with fresh honeydew melon, lemons, and golden honey. It’s perfect for hot afternoons! No one, not even kids, will be able to resist this sweet Honeydew Lemon Slush.

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   Honeydew Lemon Slush

   Sometimes in the summer, I feel too hot and tired to eat. That’s where frozen, nutrient rich smoothies and slushies come in. Thank goodness for straws and fruit! This honeydew lemon slush is refreshing, delicious and perfect for a sweltering afternoon.

   There are affiliate links in this post. That means if you buy something from that link, I will earn a small commission, but it won’t cost you anything additional.

   

   THINGS YOU’LL NEED:

   • 1 cup of honeydew melon, cubed and frozen
   • 1 lemon
   • 1 teaspoon honey
   • water and ice
   • fresh mint for garnish

   KITCHEN TOOLS YOU MIGHT FIND HELPFUL:

   • Blender with ice crushing capabilities
   • Fun straws
   • Lemon juicer

   

   Begin by cutting the honeydew melon into small cubes. Freeze the melon on a parchment lined pan. Leftover melon can be stored in a freezer bag for future drinks!

   Just a yummy thought—this recipe would also make amazing frozen popsicles! Simply pour the blended mixture into popsicle molds, then freeze!

   RELATED: If you love cold summer drinks, you will definitely want to try this Limeade Slush.

   

   Side note—My son wants me to mention that this drink is actually more smoothie than slush. I told him that is because while I was taking the pictures, the ice melted. But still, he doesn’t want me to mislead you. So I guess if you make the slush then take 50 pictures of it out in the sun, it becomes a smoothie! It’s a blessing and curse to have such an honest child.

   SCROLL DOWN FOR THE PRINTABLE VERSION OF THIS RECIPE

   

   More refreshing summer drink recipes:

   1. When my daughter (now 22) was 4 years old, she and her little friend always wanted Slurpees. So for years I’ve been making what we call Slushies. They are refreshing and tasty and a fraction of the cost of a Slurpee or Dairy Queen’s version called the Arctic Rush.
   2. Now that my daughter is an adult, she makes these Homemade Mocha Frappucinos all the time. It’s like having Starbucks in your pantry and refrigerator!
   3. There’s really no better time of the year to make an ice cold pitcher of easy strawberry lemonade than summer! Perfect for parties and barbecues.
   4. I’ve discovered something very simple and everyone that tries it completely agrees… my recipe is just as good as Olive Garden’s peach tea!
   5. This refreshing summer drink is made with fresh honeydew melon, lemons, and golden honey. It’s perfect for hot afternoons! No one, not even kids, will be able to resist this sweet Honeydew Lemon Slush.

      more

      Honeydew Lemon Slush

      Sometimes in the summer, I feel too hot and tired to eat. That’s where frozen, nutrient rich smoothies and slushies come in. Thank goodness for straws and fruit! This honeydew lemon slush is refreshing, delicious and perfect for a sweltering afternoon.

      There are affiliate links in this post. That means if you buy something from that link, I will earn a small commission, but it won’t cost you anything additional.

      

      THINGS YOU’LL NEED:

      • 1 cup of honeydew melon, cubed and frozen
      • 1 lemon
      • 1 teaspoon honey
      • water and ice
      • fresh mint for garnish

      KITCHEN TOOLS YOU MIGHT FIND HELPFUL:

      • Blender with ice crushing capabilities
      • Fun straws
      • Lemon juicer

      

      Begin by cutting the honeydew melon into small cubes. Freeze the melon on a parchment lined pan. Leftover melon can be stored in a freezer bag for future drinks!

      Just a yummy thought—this recipe would also make amazing frozen popsicles! Simply pour the blended mixture into popsicle molds, then freeze!

      RELATED: If you love cold summer drinks, you will definitely want to try this Limeade Slush.

      

      Side note—My son wants me to mention that this drink is actually more smoothie than slush. I told him that is because while I was taking the pictures, the ice melted. But still, he doesn’t want me to mislead you. So I guess if you make the slush then take 50 pictures of it out in the sun, it becomes a smoothie! It’s a blessing and curse to have such an honest child.

      SCROLL DOWN FOR THE PRINTABLE VERSION OF THIS RECIPE

      

      More refreshing summer drink recipes:

      1. When my daughter (now 22) was 4 years old, she and her little friend always wanted Slurpees. So for years I’ve been making what we call Slushies. They are refreshing and tasty and a fraction of the cost of a Slurpee or Dairy Queen’s version called the Arctic Rush.
      2. Now that my daughter is an adult, she makes these Homemade Mocha Frappucinos all the time. It’s like having Starbucks in your pantry and refrigerator!
      3. There’s really no better time of the year to make an ice cold pitcher of easy strawberry lemonade than summer! Perfect for parties and barbecues.
      4. I’ve discovered something very simple and everyone that tries it completely agrees… my recipe is just as good as Olive Garden’s peach tea!
      5. This frosty frozen lemonade recipe is full of bright citrus flavor and blended to perfection in a snap of a finger. It mimics the consistency similar to a slushie, making it super kid-friendly.

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