Cool Off With These 10 TikTok Summer Treats

This is like shaved ice, but better because it uses frozen fruit that is quickly grated on a micro planer or box grater into slush. This is kind of genius and we're wondering why we didn't think of this sooner.

We're calling these the new Rice Krispies Treat of the 21st century -- an easy potluck dish you can whip together with stuff probably already in your pantry. Just mix together Jell-O, water and marshmallows, then cool and roll and you have a sweet, squishy delight.

Fruit plates have moved beyond the watermelon basket. This "cake" is carved out of melon and stacked, then adorned with whatever fruits you like. It's a delicious, impressive centerpiece.

Freeze mango and then blend with lime and honey for a simple dairy-free frozen treat. Scoop it back into the mango shells and refreeze for a festive touch.

Slice up some ‘naners, spread with peanut butter, cover in yogurt and freeze. You can add some cocoa nibs before freezing for a chocolatey crunch.

These treats come with an extra boost of protein. Mix together protein powder with yogurt, vanilla, sweetener and chocolate chips. Scoop onto a tray and top with peanuts. Freeze then coat in a melted chocolate and coconut oil mix. Freeze again and enjoy.

Move the s'mores from the campfire to the freezer with these clever frozen treats. Layers of graham crackers, chocolate pudding, cream cheese and marshmallow look and taste like s'mores, but colder.

This one is fancy but it’s only four ingredients. Lemon juice, strawberry puree, heavy cream and sugar make for the prettiest little pudding cups, which are a nice snack or worthy to serve at a party.

Salad wrapped up in a rice paper roll is delicious, but why not try fruit instead? Chop fresh fruit and roll up in a softened rice paper wrapper with mint leaves. Pair with a limey dip in a nod to Vietnamese flavors.

Similar to the Chocolate Peanut Butter Patties but fruity, this recipe combines yogurt and strawberries together in little patties that are frozen and dipped in chocolate. You could eat these for breakfast and feel good about it all day.