1 Response to "Kool-Aid Pie"
1 | Marci
September 14th, 2009 at 315 pm
It is delicious! You can also use a packet of Jell-O if you don’t have Kool Aid on-hand.
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- Carrie: I LOVE LOVE this. I love crock pot most things, but I had to throw a bunch of my recipes out after going dairy free... not this one. I LURVE it. I
- Terra: I don't think I did, but I usually just use a mixture of powdered sugar and milk (about 3/4C powdered sugar and 1-2T milk). And, I don't even remembe
- Emily Lourcey: Did you post the recipe for the royal icing you used with these?
