Shark Infested Water

ByBrittanie Pyper
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We love sharks! Not in the water we play in, but in the water we drink. Yes I am totally talking about gummy sharks (they are delicious by the way) so I came up with this Shark Infested Water recipe. It’s something that is easy and fun to make. Plus it really gets your kids excited to drink (and eat) their water!

Shark Infested Water

If you like to give your children healthier recipes, this is perfect. Of course, it contains a few gummy candies but the majority of it is WATER!

While your kiddos are hanging outside this week you could make a large batch of this and actually sell it at a stand to get everyone excited for Shark Week and then your kiddos can make some extra cash too!

Supplies Needed to Make Shark Infested Water:

How to Make Shark Infested Water:

  1. Add 1 drop of food coloring to your water. I used a water bottle and shook it but you can use a pitcher and stir it to get the same effect. shark ice cubes inprocess1
  2. Pour the colored water into your ice cube tray filling each cavity almost to the top. shark ice cubes inprocess2
  3. Add 1 gummy shark into each cavity. I place mine randomly around the tray. shark ice cubes inprocess3   shark ice cubes inprocess4
  4. Freeze this in the freezer for a minimum of 4 hours.
  5. Once ready to eat, place the ice cubes in a glass and pour water over it.
  6. Serve and Enjoy! Be careful those sharks just might bite your tongue! 😉

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Looking for another awesome Shark related party idea? Check out these cute Shark Fin Bookmarks!

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Brittanie Pyper is a mom of 3, a wife, and a creative geek. She adores crafting, photography, and baking fun treats. When she isn't blogging, she is enjoying a good video game with her family.

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    1. Brittanie says:

      Thank you Alex! It totally can be for adults too, in fact my husband sure loves it! 😉

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  17. These are super cute! I love that you froze them in dyed water instead of a sugary drink that is already blue. Plus, I totally can’t get enough gummies!

    1. Brittanie says:

      Thank you Marie! And yes, the gummies are addicting! 🙂

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