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- Becky Striepe
- June 29, 2012
- 4:35 pm
- 98 comments
Boozy Popsicles
Combining fruit juice with organic liquors is a tasty, grown-up twist on your standard popsicle. If you need some inspiration to get started, here are a few recipes for you:
- Endless Simmer shares a recipe for Apple Cherry Whiskey Sour popsicles.
- Over at Yum Sugar, you can find a recipe for Watermelon Margarita pops.
- Food & Wine has a recipe for Blueberry-Peach Tequila popsicles.
Of course, these boozy pops aren’t exactly health food, so you’ll want to enjoy these in moderation. If you were planning on a cocktail anyway, though, they can be a fun way to cool down at the end of a summer cookout!
Next>> Tea-Infused Popsicles
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Becky Striepe
Becky Striepe is a freelance writer and vegan crafter living in Atlanta, Georgia. Her life’s mission is to make green crafting and vegan food accessible to everyone! Like this article? You can follow Becky on Twitter or find her on Facebook!
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Thank you.
Beautiful, thanks.
Oh this is just soooooooo great!
thanks for the reminders.
Outstanding thank you!
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Yes, such lovely ideas and Sally M. while never putting toothpicks in the ice cube trays I often pour mango, cherry or blueberry juice into the trays and have perfect little ice cubes for flavouring my homemade chilled ice teas! Wonderful!
Sounds like a cooling idea on a hot day like today. Will have to try....never made them , since I was a kid!!!!
I've never made popsicles, but I really want to after reading these ideas. The tea-based ones sound especially good to me. I wish a company like Edy's or Dole would make tea-infused popsicles. When iced tea is so popular, I wonder why they don't? Hmmmm....
Thanks I will have to try making some for my kids
Thanks for sharing :))
About time to eat my first popsicle of the summer.
For some reason, I disliked popsicles by the time I turned 10-11. Now, I'm into ice cream and frozen yogurt. Whats next? Sorbet maybe, I dont know ;)
Yes, yogurt pops. What about mashed watermelon? and pairing watermelon with basil or mint- yum.
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