This Grape Juice Sorbet is Our Favorite Pesach Treat. Make a batch and freeze it in tiny containers. No scooping or sticky hands necessary!

This Grape Juice Sorbet is Our Favorite Pesach Treat

Make a batch of this grape juice sorbet and freeze it in tiny containers. No scooping or sticky hands necessary!

Every Pesach season, I turn to Chantzy Weinstein’s Instagram feed (@chantzyW) for some new practical, down to earth advice. And last year, she didn’t disappoint. This grape juice sorbet is delicious.

This Grape Juice Sorbet is Our Favorite Pesach Treat. Make a batch and freeze it in tiny containers. No scooping or sticky hands necessary!

But so much more GENIUS than that is the packaging! Individual servings, people. This one is all about the individual servings.

This Grape Juice Sorbet is Our Favorite Pesach Treat. Make a batch and freeze it in tiny containers. No scooping or sticky hands necessary!

Make a batch, scoop it into little containers and the sticky, messy part of the treat is behind you. Poof! I kept a 9×13 full of these little containers in the freezer and everyone was able to help themselves without making a mess. Score!

This Grape Juice Sorbet is Our Favorite Pesach Treat. Make a batch and freeze it in tiny containers. No scooping or sticky hands necessary!

Break ices into pieces

This Grape Juice Sorbet is Our Favorite Pesach Treat. Make a batch and freeze it in tiny containers. No scooping or sticky hands necessary!

and blend in food processor using the S blade.

This Grape Juice Sorbet is Our Favorite Pesach Treat. Make a batch and freeze it in tiny containers. No scooping or sticky hands necessary!

Scoop into individual 4-ounce cups with lids.

Grape Juice Sorbet

Correction: Recipe originally said 3 cups grape juice instead of 6 cups. 6 cups is the correct amount.
Author: Chantzy Weinstein

Ingredients

  • 6 cups water
  • 3 cups sugar
  • 1 cup lemon juice (fresh is best)
  • 6 cups grape juice

Instructions

  • Combine the water and sugar in a pot on a low flame until the sugar dissolves. Add both juices. Cook an additional 5 minutes. Let cool completely and transfer to 2 9×13 disposable pans. Freeze overnight.
  • Break ices into pieces and blend in food processor using the S blade. Don’t overprocess! Scoop into individual 4-ounce cups with lids.

Notes

For a tangier flavor, you can use 2 cups of sugar instead of 3. Sugar can also be substituted with Xylitol.
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17 responses to “This Grape Juice Sorbet is Our Favorite Pesach Treat”

  1. faygie Avatar
    faygie

    This is really good. One more tip- if you make these using white grape juice, you don’t have to worry about the kids clothing getting grape juice stains. It’s so much neater!

    1. Mrs. S Avatar
      Mrs. S

      Seriously pure brilliance! Thank you!

    2. Esti Avatar
      Esti

      Great idea!

    3. Matty Avatar
      Matty

      It’s my pesach in my house if we didn’t make this ices.

    4. Marguerite Avatar
      Marguerite

      Faygie you are a genius!

  2. Clara Avatar
    Clara

    Great recipe. We used to always eat it until we were told it’s a Sheila which bracha you make on it!

  3. Monsey mom Avatar
    Monsey mom

    Should not be a Shaila of brocha since the entire mixture is cooked and therefore the grape juice is no longer a Hagofen.

  4. Gittel Avatar
    Gittel

    This is great for pesach and for summer!

  5. ET Avatar
    ET

    Thanks for posting!

    As to the bracha – it’s not that simple indeed.. machlokes between the Aschkanzim (RM”A) and Sefardim (Beis Yosef).

    If you eat it as desert, you already made Hagofen by Kidush, so you can just serve along with it some chocolate or anything to be able to say Shehakol too and then it’s OK.
    But as treat it’s a different story.. I asked a shayla, will post the answer as soon as I get it.

  6. Ruchama Twersky Avatar
    Ruchama Twersky

    I wonder if one can use orange juice or apple juice to replace the grape juice and avoid any shaila of bracha?

  7. Batsheva M Fink Avatar

    unclear which is correct. 6 cups of grape juice or 3?

    1. Leah Schapira Avatar
      Leah Schapira

      6 cups.

  8. Chani lieblich Avatar
    Chani lieblich

    Can i use liquid sugar for this recipe?

  9. Shira Avatar
    Shira

    Did anyone get a peak regarding what Bracha to make?

  10. Chanie Avatar
    Chanie

    I love the idea of putting the ices into these containers. I made mango ices and blueberry ices and put them in these cups. I served them by stacking them and putting a piece of twine around it. It made for a beautiful presentation. Thank you for the great idea.

  11. Marcie Guterman Avatar
    Marcie Guterman

    What kind of blender do I need to make this into sorbet? And in expensive styles?

  12. Shayna Avatar
    Shayna

    Tried this last year but was such a mess filling these little containers… How did you do it without it being a sticky mess.

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