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Frozen Cocktail Recipes

Frozen Cocktail Recipes

Our Frozen Cocktail Tumblers are ideal for crafting ice-cold cocktails, frosé, and slushies. Whip up refreshing frozen drinks right at home by mixing your favorite ingredients. It really is as easy as fill, freeze, and squeeze! Explore the recipes below to start mixing up your perfect frozen concoctions!


Don’t forget to check out the new color of our Frozen Cocktail Tumblers!


Strawberry Lemonade Frosé


Ingredients: (1 serving)

10 oz rosé 

1½ oz strawberry lemonade 

½ oz simple syrup


Instructions:

Include all ingredients in a Frozen Cocktail Tumbler and stir to mix.

Seal with the leak-proof lid and freeze for 6+ hours.

Take out of the freezer and squeeze the silicone base to break up the ice. 



Fruity White Wine Slushy


Ingredients: (1 serving)

8 oz dry white wine 

3 oz pog juice or peach juice

1 oz maraschino cherry juice


Instructions:

Include all ingredients in a Frozen Cocktail Tumbler and stir to mix.

Seal with the leak-proof lid and freeze for 6+ hours.

Take out of the freezer and squeeze the silicone base to break up the ice. 



Greyhound Slushy


Ingredients: (1 serving)

2½ oz vodka 

6 oz grapefruit juice 

2 oz lime juice 

1½ oz simple syrup


Instructions:

Include all ingredients in a Frozen Cocktail Tumbler and stir to mix.

Seal with the leak-proof lid and freeze for 6+ hours.

Take out of the freezer and squeeze the silicone base to break up the ice. 



Fruity Margarita Slushy


Ingredients: (1 serving)

1½ oz tequila

1 oz triple sec 

1½ oz sour mix (agave syrup + lime juice) 

8 oz mango passionfruit juice


Instructions:

Include all ingredients in a Frozen Cocktail Tumbler and stir to mix.

Seal with the leak-proof lid and freeze for 6+ hours.

Take out of the freezer and squeeze the silicone base to break up the ice. 



Frozen Bellini Slushy


Ingredients: (1 serving)

8 oz white wine or leftover prosecco

3 oz peach juice


Instructions:

Include all ingredients in a Frozen Cocktail Tumbler and stir to mix.

Seal with the leak-proof lid and freeze for 6+ hours.

Take out of the freezer and squeeze the silicone base to break up the ice.

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