I ordered ice pop molds for these Watermelon Margarita Popsicles, and the world hasn’t been the same since….
I traveled to Mexico this summer with my hubby and child. While we were there my man collected a whole lot of Tequila, and a whole lot of Cuban Cigars. (I also sneaked a bit of Mexican Vanilla in the shopping bag too.) I was able to use some of this delicious Tequila in this cold summer treat.
The ice pops were so easy and quick to make. Just as I have complained in other recipe posts, the hardest part is cutting the watermelon. After you have completed this daunting task, you pretty much throw everything in the blender, blend the ingredients, strain the ingredients, then assembly your popsicles. This preparation should not take long at all… And you can get back to enjoying your summer.
Taste wise, I think this popsicle has a nice balance of sweetness, tequila, and watermelon. I ate about 3 in one sitting. I hope to have these sweet cold summer treats with a few friends soon….
If you have a large watermelon, and you don’t want to make a large amount of freeze pops, here is a tip for the leftover watermelon. When adding your ingredients to the blender, omit the alcohol. After straining the pulp away from the juice, place the juice in ice cube trays. These watermelon ice cubes can be used to make smoothies, frozen margaritas, kid friendly freeze pops, etc.
I have made these popsicles a few times, with two types of results. When I put everything in the blender to mix, after it freezes, the alcohol tends to separate from the fruit juice. Which results in half of the popsicle appearing clear/light in color. Sometimes if I use leftover juice I freeze for later, the popsicles look like these….
Watermelon Margarita Popsicles
Ingredients
- 4.5 cups watermelon
- 1/4 cup Tequila
- 2 tbsp Tequila
- 1 lime juiced
- 3.5 tbsp sugar
Instructions
- Add all of the ingredients into a blender (preferably a large blender cup).
- Blend the ingredients together until well blended (about 1 to 2 minutes).
- Strain the fluids through a strainer to remove pulp.
- Pour the strained juice into your ice pop mold per your ice pop mold instructions.
- This recipe makes quite a lot of popsicles, so make sure you have enough ice pop molds or use my tips for the extra juice from this recipe if you don't have enough molds.
Notes
- If you have a large watermelon, and you don't want to make a large amount of freeze pops, here is a tip for the leftover watermelon.
- When adding your ingredients to the blender, omit the alcohol.
- After straining the pulp away from the juice, place the juice in ice cube trays.
- These watermelon ice cubes can be used to make smoothies, frozen margaritas, kid friendly freeze pops, etc.
Nutrition
Please note that I am not a nutritionist, and the nutritional information is an estimate only. It varies based on the products and brands used.
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Hello! All of these ingredients are added to the recipe. 🙂
oops! how did i miss this message! yes watermelon is super great for meals!