Learn how to make your own alcoholic popsicles with this Boozy Mango Pineapple Popsicle recipe that has only 4 ingredients, including tequila. These pops are great for an easy, make ahead frozen summer treat!
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Why you should make Boozy Mango Pineapple Popsicles
With summertime just around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about popsicles. And after I’d impulsively purchased those little popsicle bags from Amazon a while back, I decided I wanted to try them by making alcoholic popsicles.
I’m always in the mood for popsicles… [they are ranked up there with ice cream cake or peach cobbler for favorite desserts]
But so many times that I make popsicles I end up with icy, bricks of frozenness, and it’s not cool. Not these guys! Not these guys at all.
What are Boozy Mango Pineapple Popsicles
These popsicles are simply tequila, mangos, pineapples, and citrus juice. That’s it!
Thanks to the tequila, you don’t end up with frozen bricks of popsicle. And that makes me so happy because oftentimes you need to add a lot of sugar to homemade popsicle recipes to keep them from turning into flavored ice. The alcohol keeps them just the right amount of softness. Oh these are just delightful!
Why this recipe works
Other than the fact that these are crazy delicious, they are crazy easy! You only need four ingredients, and all you have to do is throw them in a blender, pour into popsicle molds, and freeze.
They are a fabulous dessert to make ahead of time and/or to keep in the freezer when you need a boozy treat or have guests. Popsicles can hang out in your freezer until you’re ready!
How to Make alcoholic popsicles
This recipe could not be easier. All you do is blend the ingredients together then transfer to popsicle molds, and pop in the freezer.
Alternative prep & cooking methods:
While these are delicious as popsicles, you could honestly just turn these into a smoothie. Add the ingredients to a blender along with 1 cup of ice. Blend and enjoy immediately from a glass instead of pouring into popsicle molds and freezing.
Something to note: they are strong, so you might want to add a bunch (about 2-3 cups) of ice to make this a larger drink without an overwhelming amount of alcohol 🙂
Final thoughts:
I am officially obsessed with these popsicles. You get a delicious dessert that doubles as a cocktail, and you can make these in a flash. Plus, they have some bonus nutrients thanks to the fruit. Oh and you don’t have to worry about the popsicles freezing hard as bricks like other homemade popsicles do.
Seriously y’all… these are quite possibly my favorite dessert to keep in the freezer. Great for guests or for simply adding a little extra to your warm weather desserts.
MORE BOOZY RECIPES YOU’LL LOVE:
- Berry Peach Sangria
- Blueberry Bourbon Basil Cocktail
- Red Roosters
- Jalapeño Margaritas
- Independence Day Sangria
- Mojito Limeades
Boozy Mango Pineapple Popsicles
Ingredients
- 1 cup mango frozen
- 1 cup pineapple frozen
- 1/2 cup tequila
- 1/2 cup lime juice or lemon juice
Instructions
- Add everything to a blender and blend until smooth
- Transfer to popsicle molds and freeze for at least 6 hours. Enjoy!
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Meme
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You are sooo funny! I loved your video, it had me laughing so hard, I thought you were going to be one of those nerdy women, until you started singing like Kristin Wiig from Bridesmaids! You go girl! I am a fan!
Hahahaha! Well, thank ya kindly 😉
These look so good! I just need to make sure my kids don’t get their hands on them. 🙂
Ah thank you so much!! hahaha I just make sure I label the popsicles with tequila as the adult only pops 😉 (because I will also make these and not add tequila since they are soooo delicious!)
Yum! These look so good, Meme! I have a coconut mango daiquiri recipe but I’m loving the idea of having these pops at the ready!
Thank you soo much!! It’s so nice to have them made ahead of time when you need a sweet, adult treat 🙂
I NEED to try your coconut mango daiquiri recipe! Sounds incredible!
Wowsa. These are going on my summer menu.
Woohoo!!! They are a fabulous summer treat!