2
Take out the stewed red beans, add 10g white sugar and mix well (red beans are made into drinks with water ice).
three
Put the milk into the soup pot, add the corn starch and stir well.
four
Add 50g sugar and mix well.
five
Pour the whipped cream into the milk mixture and stir well.
six
Cook the mixture in the fifth step with low heat until it thickens (the viscosity determines whether the red beans will sink for a period of time, and the thicker the red beans, the less likely they will sink).
seven
If you want a more delicate taste, you can filter it to see if there is any caking (in fact, as long as you mix the starch well in the third step, you don't need to filter it at all)
eight
Pour the red beans into the mixture of milk and whipped cream and stir well.
nine
Cool the prepared popsicle paste and put it in the popsicle box (in fact, step 8 can be omitted, and the red beans can be put first and then the popsicle paste can be poured).
10
Cover it and put it in the refrigerator for the night. The next day, take out the box and blow it with a hair dryer to easily take out the popsicle.