Sure, you can use ice to chill your drink, but dropping in a boozy popsicle is the season’s coolest way to add flavor and fun.
During the dog days of summer, nothing is easier and more fun than chilling and flavoring your favorite drink with a tasty ice pop, homemade or store-bought. The combinations are endless—here are a few pairings to get you started on making your own boozy popsicles.
- Moscow Mule + Lime Pop
- Cold Coffee + Fudge pop
- Margarita + Citrus Pop
- Piña Colada + Coconut Pop
- Prosecco + Berry Pop
- Bourbon + Vanilla Cream Pop
- Rosé + Melon Pop
Where to Find Popsicles in Utah
If you’re too lazy to whip up your own frozen creation, local bars and restaurants have you covered.
Booch Float at HK Brewing Collective
Enjoy your favorite kombucha, boozy or otherwise, with a Normal Ice Cream Vanilla Bean Bar coated in White Chocolate.
Paletas from Joy Pops
Paletas are latina-style popsicles made with real fruit and water. Think gelato in popsicle form. Find the where the Draper-based ice cream truck is next by checking on their instagram!
Island Style Popsicles from Kai Pops
Family owned and operated Kai Pops was created by 9 year old Kekai, now the food truck and business supplies Utah with a slice of island paradise.
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