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Pina Colada Spiked Ice Pop

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Pina Colada Spiked Ice Pops are a refreshing and frozen tropical adult treat made with pineapple and coconut.  Ideal for portion control and sharing at your next get together.

Pina Colada Spiked Popsicle with cherries and pienapple

This is another addition to the slushsicle and spiked ice pop collection.  Like all of the others, this one isn’t as solid as a popsicle, but it is more frozen than a frozen drink or slushie.

You definitely are not drinking this one with a straw!

We have a complete tutorial available on How to Make Spiked Slushsicles and Ice Pops here.

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The main questions we get asked for these recipes is “How do you get the bags sealed?”  Easy, we just close the zippered top.  We use Zipzicle sleeves.

The next question is “How do you get it into the bag?”

We use a mini funnel, but any vessel with a tapered edge and a steady hand will work.

Do you see the steady hand part? Ya, not me.

How to Freeze

A word of warning, do not lay these on their sides when freezing, they will leak.  Use large plastic cups or a bowl with tall sides for freezing.  Once frozen, they may be placed on their sides.

I store mine in plastic baggies, after freezing, in case someone stands in front of the freezer looking for something and they start to thaw.  Every family has at least one of these!  I really dislike cleaning sticking stuff out of the freezer.

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If you plan to transport these to another location, I would recommend you find some dry ice to put in a cooler with these.  I would also place paper towels or kitchen towels between the dry ice and the ice pops to prevent them from sticking to the dry ice.

Do not handle dry ice with bare hands, it will cause serious damage to your hands and you will find yourself in the emergency department at your local hospital, rather than enjoying the party you were headed to.

Drink Responsibly

Every one of these spiked treats has the same amount of alcohol as one mixed drink.  Drink Responsibly!  Never, ever drink and drive.  This also means never, ever eat spiked ice pops and drive.

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Pina Colada Spiked Popsicle with cherries and pienapple

Pina Colada Spiked Summer Treat

Tropical pineapple and coconut frozen adult treat.  Ideal for sharing at your next get-together.
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Course: Cocktails
Cuisine: American
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 1 day
Total Time: 1 day 5 minutes
Servings: 8 Slushsicles
Calories: 193kcal
Author: Elizabeth (Beth) Mueller

Ingredients

Instructions

  • Mix all ingredients together in a bowl.
  • Pour into popsicle sleeves.
  • Place filled popsicle sleeves upright into glass or bowl and place in freezer.
  • Allow to freeze overnight.
  • Once frozen, slushsicles can be laid on their side.

Notes

Cook time denotes a freezing time of 24 hours.
We use Zipzicle ice pop sleeves.

Nutrition

Serving: 1Ice Pop | Calories: 193kcal | Carbohydrates: 9.4g | Protein: 1.3g | Fat: 10.1g | Saturated Fat: 8.2g | Sodium: 1mg | Fiber: 0.2g | Sugar: 4.7g

Nutrition information is automatically calculated and may vary based on exact ingredients used. For accuracy, consult a registered dietitian or nutritionist.

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Elizabeth (Beth) Mueller

Elizabeth (Beth) Mueller is a food journalist, CEO of Pear Tree Kitchen, and co-creator of Food Blogger Help. She also has a bachelor’s degree in philosophy and a registered nurse licensed in the State of Oklahoma. When she has free time between writing, blogging, and cooking, she can be found volunteering as an RN with the Oklahoma Medical Reserve Corps.