1 packet or scoop of Nanoreds 10
1/2-1 packet of stevia (optional)

Fruit of choice:
1 pint of blueberries
1 pint raspberries

1 pound red grapes

For a candy coating:
Add one packet or scoop of Nanoreds 10, and stevia (if using)to a Ziploc bag. Wash blueberries and raspberries and pat dry. Make sure fruit is dry before adding it to the bag in batches. Shake the fruit in the bag until evenly coated. Eat right away, or let chill in the fridge for an hour.

For a powdered “sour patch” coating:
Add one packet or scoop of Nanoreds 10, and stevia (if using)to a Ziploc bag. Wash grapes and shake off excess water, but making sure grapes are still slightly damp. Add grapes in batches to the bag and shake until coated. Once coated, dump grapes into a freezable container and put in freezer for at least an hour. These get sticky if left out too long, so don’t take them all out at once unless you’re hungry for them all!

These are oddly addicting! Think sour patch kids type of sweet and sour. This is a great snack to have on hand when fruit just isn’t gonna do it for your sweet craving. The Nanoreds add a tangy and sweet yumminess to the fruit, and they are actually good for you! So you’re really just enhancing your fruit while satisfying your sweet tooth.
I ended up adding a half a packet of stevia to tone down the tartness with the powdered coating. I liked it much better with the stevia, and it didn’t add any calories so I’ll make it that way next time. The powdered coating is very tart without the addition of the stevia, so watch out!
With the candy coating, I froze […]