Bayberry Popsicles
1.
Wash the popsicle molds and dry them, and add appropriate amount of bayberry jam on the bottom.
2.
Add appropriate amount of xylitol to pure milk (I think this is not easy to get angry, and it is not easy to get fat, if you use granulated sugar), gently pour it into the popsicle mold.
3.
Let it sit for a while to allow the jam to settle on the bottom.
4.
Put the lid on and freeze it in the refrigerator.
5.
After freezing, soak the molds in cold water for half a minute before taking them out and enjoying them. The color is very special and attractive enough to satisfy my color control.