Green Eyed Monster Spiked Slushsicles are the latest addition to our slushsicle collection.
This one is melon and pineapple flavored with a hint of orange.
Midori or Melon Schnapps can be used. Midori is hard to find sometimes, so I just use DeKuyper Melon.
Green Color
You can adjust the hue of the green based on how much Blue Curacao you use.
I prefer the fluorescent green of a 2 to 1 ratio. It looks more like emerald green prior to freezing.
So remember that whatever color green you want for your Green-Eyed Monster Spiked Slushsicles, it will lighten up considerably once frozen. Just like an ice cube changes to white in your standard home ice maker attached tot he refrigerator or ice cube trays.
For a harder texture on this one, up the amount of pineapple juice but at least 1/4 of a cup per batch.
This is easily doubled and tripled.
Freezing Alcohol
Because there is alcohol in these Green Eyed Monster Spiked ice pops, a solid freezing will not happen overnight.
It may take up to 48 hours to freeze as solid as the mixture is going to freeze.
They will be edible in 24 hours, just not as frozen as the will be with another 24 hours.
There are many reasons why these ice pops may not freeze as solid as an otter pop.
It has to do with alcohol content as well as the amount of sugar in the mix and the alcohol.
Sugar lowers the freezing temperature of liquids, as does alcohol.
So basically, the lower the temperature is in your freezer and the time spent in the freezer added to sugar and alcohol changes everything.
Newair has a great article on beers freezing that explains this better.
Adult ice pops could leak prior to freezing.
They are best stored upright in a cup or bowl for the first 12 hours.
After 12 hours they will be firm enough to allow storage laid in their sides.
We call these Slushsicles because the consistency is somewhere between a frozen slush type cocktail and a popsicle or Otter Pop, except better.
Green Eyed Monster Spiked Slushsicles will melt pretty quickly if left out in the heat. They are really best served straight from the freezer.
Storage
These are best if stored on dry ice in a cooler at outdoor parties.
They will keep for brief amounts of time on a countertop if placed into an ice bucket or wine chiller with ice. But they will not stay frozen for too long.
Each pop has roughly the equivalent of one mixed drink by National Institutes of Health. Each adult ice pop contains about 2 ounces of 50 proof alcohol.
Please drink responsibly and never drink and drive. Use the NIH calculators if you have any doubts about your drink limits or alcohol content in any alcoholic beverage.
Tutorial
Tutorial Available on our post How to Make Spiked Slushsicles and Ice Pops.
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If you are looking for the sleeves, these Zipzicles are the ones we buy.
We buy them in 100 packs so we never run out.
Mix all ingredients together in a bowl. Add mixture to 3 ounce disposable frozen treat bag Place upright in freezer for at least 12 hours. Allow to freeze 48 hours. May be placed in freezer container or baggie and laid on sides after 12 hours. The will not be completely frozen for 48 hours. For a firmer texture, increase pineapple juice. ★ Did you make this recipe? Don't forget to give it a star rating below!Melon Liqueur Ice Pops
Ingredients
Instructions
Notes
Nutrition Information:
Serving Size:
1 Pop
Amount Per Serving:Calories: 200 Carbohydrates: 15.5g Sugar: 50.2g
Beth
April 19, 2018 at 6:29 pmHi Mary!
Thanks for visiting the blog! We can’t wait for winter to be over so we can share these with friends!
Mary Tincher
April 19, 2018 at 6:14 pmGreat idea for the upcoming summer party season! (Hope it’s coming soon – winter is overstaying it’s welcome.)
Those zip bags are cool – wondered how you did that part. Thanks for sharing!