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Peach Blueberry Margarita Popsicles
Ahhhh.  My alarm clock is officially turned off for the next 2 months.  Hello summer vacation.

Listen.  It’s not all fun and games.  I have plenty to keep me busy.  BBQs to attend.  Friends to hang out with.  Naps to take.  It’s hard work 😉

Actually, I do have many goals for this summer.  The biggest one will be moving into and decorating the new house.  I’m super pumped about that.  I actually enjoy furniture shopping and picking out paint colors. I know, I’m a rare specimen.

Another goal?  Cooking up a ton.  It’s something that kinda gets neglected at the end of every school year thanks to concert season craziness.  But now that it’s summer time… I’m gonna lock my butt in the kitchen and get to work.

Peach Blueberry Margarita Popsicles

First up… popsicles.

I just scored this popsicle mold and was super excited to try out some ice pop fun.

This recipe by Food & Wine totally caught my eye because I’m a sucker for the peach – tequila flavor combo.  It reminds me so much of these super easy summer margaritas.  And if there is one summer drink I’m all in for… it’s margaritas.

And hey, listen, if you’ve got any kick-butt popsicle recipes, send them my way por favor!   Let me know in the comments below.  I’d love to try them out 🙂

Peach Blueberry Margarita Popsicles

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Peach Blueberry Margarita Popsicles

Peach Blueberry Margarita Popsicles

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  • Prep Time: 3 hours
  • Total Time: 3 hours
  • Yield: 4

Ingredients

  • 3 medium ripe peaches, peeled, pitted, and roughly chopped
  • 5 tablespoons sugar, divided
  • 3 tablespoons blanco/silver tequila, divided
  • 1 tablespoon plus 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice, divided*
  • 1 pint fresh blueberries

Instructions

  1. Fully puree peaches in a food processor until smooth. Strain peach puree through a fine sieve into a bowl and stir in 3 tablespoons sugar, 2 tablespoons tequila, and 1 tablespoon of lemon juice.
  2. Carefully fill four (4 to 5 ounce) popsicle molds** 1/4 of the way up. I pour the peach mixture into a ziploc bag and cut a small hole in one corner to create a makeshift pastry bag. This way I can easily and accurately pour mixture into popsicle molds without spilling any on the sides. Freeze until almost firm, about 30 minutes. Poke a popsicle stick into the center of each.
  3. Meanwhile, fully puree blueberries in a food processor until smooth. Strain blueberry puree through fine sieve into a bowl. Stir in remaining 2 tablespoons sugar, 1 tablespoon tequila, and 2 teaspoons lemon juice. Carefully pour blueberry puree into each mold another 1/4 of the way up (again I used a ziploc bag as a makeshift pastry bag) and freeze until almost firm, about 25 minutes.
  4. Repeat with peach layer and freeze for 25 minutes, and then blueberry layer and freeze until completely firm, about 1 hour.
  5. When ready to serve, unmold popsicles. Briefly dipping molds in warm water helps molds release popsicles.
  6. Devour immediately. Beware of brain freeze 🙂

Notes

*1 lemon should produce enough juice

**Depending upon the size popsicle molds you have, adjust amount of molds you fill accordingly.

 

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  1. Ahhhh … now I am not jealous of your 2 month vacation at all. Honestly (grrrrr).
    As for the popsicles …. wow. If I was your new neighbour I wouldn’t be bringing you any moving in casseroles, I’d be lounging around in your backyard ‘helping’ you to sample these. They turned out so beautifully as well. It’s a pity it’s winter over here in Oz (although it was still 22C today … hmmm, a bit of a pathetic ‘winter’ if you ask me).

    • Hahaha glad you’re not at all jealous 😉 I think you need to make popsicles anyway… even if it is winter 🙂

  2. Im your summer to-do list, I don’t see any mention of your athletic goal of becoming a triathlete? Have you scratched that off your list completely?
    And what about you intentions of going off-carbs? Gone as well?
    I am NOT impressed Chris.
    However, if you give me a couple of those awesome popsicles I might forgive you…maybe! 😉

    • Hahahaha… oh yea, forgot to mention I’m going carb-less and training for an iron man. Are you proud of me now Alpha? Are you, are you?!

  3. Naps are also a big part of my summer hehe as well as cooking is! These popsicles look and sound absolutely delicious. Margarita anything is a true favorite of mine!
    Enjoy your holidays 😉

  4. This sounds HEAVENLY!! I love peaches with other berries. It’s fun mixing any berries, actually! Add a little tequila and you’ve got yourself a bomb popsicle! I wish I had a recipe to share, but I don’t. I’ve never made my own popsicles before 😀 I know shocking, i’m totally covering up my face right now cause it’s kind of embarrassing! I blame it on the fact that I need popsicle molds! NEED them before summer ends! Thanks for sharing, Chris – pinned!

    • Don’t feel bad… this was my first time 😉 But now you totally need to get yourself some molds and get popping!

  5. Margarita popsicles?? Umm yes! I finally have plans to take my popsicle molds out from winter hibernation. Need to add these to my list to try this summer!

  7. Are you actually capable of relaxing, Chris? I’m sure you have so much planned for your “vacation” it will be like most people’s full time jobs. But seriously, happy Summer Vacation 🙂 Can’t wait to hear about the new home! These ice pops seem like the perfect way to start the summer. I have to look around for some popsicle molds because I actually don’t have any…but I should!

    • Hahahaha, relax? What’s that? I don’t like just sitting still… I actually feel guilty when I’m doing nothing. It’s a sickness, really. Wait, what?? You don’t have popsicle molds?! C’mon Sandra! I would totally expect you to be turning all that amazing farmers market fruit into some frozen goodness!

  9. These look delicious, I really love that blueberry touch. Also credit to you for these great pics, I know how much fun popsicles are to take pictures of in the Summer. 😉

  10. I loved the color combo and the flavors packed in that popsicle. Its definitely going to be a great treat for the sunny days!!!

  11. I love seeing all the popsicle recipes that are popping up (no pun intended!) now, and this one is really so unique 🙂 I love peaches this time of year and the flavor is made even more summery when put into a frozed treat!

  14. Hooray for summer vacation! One of the great things about being a teacher, right? Furniture shopping and painting sound like fun. I need you to talk to my husband and let him know those are enjoyable things 😀 Haha
    These margarita popsicle look amazing! I love these favors. I seriously need some popsicle molds. Where’d you find yours. I think I just need to get on Amazon and do some shopping 😀 Pinning!

    • Yup, one of the best perks of the job!!! Hahaha, well I can’t say that I’m in the norm for liking furniture shopping! I got mine off of amazon. Check in the post… I linked to the one that I bought.

  15. These are gorgeous and they sound so refreshing! I just got a popsicle mold last week and I’m addicted to making popsicles. Can’t wait to try this combination next.

  16. It’s good to see that you are putting all of that spare time of yours to a good use. I mean Peach Blueberry Margarita Popsicles? Come on man! That should be awarded a Congressional Medal of Honor! Proud of Sitting Wolf!

  17. Two month vacation sounds just perfect. I could use that sort of time of. Enjoy every moment of it. Looking forward to your delicious posts.

    ★★★★★

  19. This sounds so great, Chris! I would LOVE a margarita popsicle. Good luck with all your furniture shopping and new-home-decorating!

  23. Lots of love coming at ya for this recipe, Chris! Margaritas are my drink of choice and a popsicle version is perfect for these steamy Atlanta days. Great post and awesome pics!

  24. These sound amazing! I just got my first popsicle mold and now I want to make ALL THINGS popsicle..especially with tequila!
    P.s Where did you get the non wooden looking backdrop? Correct me if I am wrong but it looks like there are two different backgrounds in this post?

    Thanks! Pinning!

  25. What a “tough” summer you have before you, Chris – if you ever just need a break and wanna go “nap-less” – am the one you wanna switch places with for a day! 🙂
    These are GORGEOUS!

  26. Thinking I will have to blast the heaters to try these little beauties. 🙂 Very cool idea, pretty too. Enjoy your Summer vacation, hope its filled with all the fun! 🙂

  28. Summer vacation is the one reason I’m jealous of all my friends who teach! I want my summers back – just like school days.

    I’d need a popsicle like that to drown (or freeze) my sorrow in..

    love the colors and I’ve been meaning to try popsicles too.. maybe this holiday weekend.

  32. Yes to margaritas all summer long and yes to margaritas in popsicle form! I love that popsicle mold, I’m in desperate need of a new one. And TOTALLY jealous of your two months off! Looking forward to the awesome recipes that will be happening!

  33. Yay for summer vacation! And these fun popsicles! They look amazing and I’m totally loving the peach and blueberry combo! Pinning!

  34. Sounds like you have an awesome relaxing summer in front of you, enjoy it! These popsicles look so refreshing. I can’t decide if I like the peach, blueberry, or booze the best in these! I don’t have a popsicle recipe to share with you right now, but I’ll have a great one next week. Pinned!

  35. Congrats on your vacation – enjoy it!!! I am loving, loving, loving the looks of these popsicles! I’ve never made them, but this flavor combo makes me want to! 🙂

  36. These are gorgeous Chris! peach blueberry, possibly the best combo EVER. Sally (baking addiction) just posted a peach blueberry pie and it almost killed me. Like, dead. I want the popsicle version! Yum!! PS I just looked at your little bio and literally snorted when I read “A dude food blogger??” Hahaha!! PPS. People need to say dude more often. Sometimes I feel like I’m the only one trying to bring it back. Glad to know I have some support.

    • Hahaha thanks so much Karen… glad I could help in your quest to bring dude back into everyday vernacular 🙂

  37. These popsicles look amazing! Love the flavours, peaches and blueberries are two of my all-time favourite summer fruits! 🙂

  38. Yay for summer vacay AND for popsicle season! Totally drooling over how awesome these pops look. Peaches and blueberries is pretty much the ultimate summer combo and your photos look AMAZING. Pinned!

  39. These are some amazing looking popsicles! Love the stripes in them 🙂 Whenever I try to stripe popsicles they don’t even look close to this good! I love your backgrounds in these photos too. Pinned!

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  41. I need popsicle molds so that I can enjoy frozen cocktails, too — these look amazing! Hope you have a great Fourth!

  43. So many things to say about this post! 1) I know that feeling of being on summer break and it’s the absolute best! Enjoy your summer- teachers work so hard all year long and totally deserve a break. 2) I have to get that popsicle mold- I’ve been searching for one everywhere (of course Amazon would have one!). 3) These popsicles look divine. Perfect for hot summer days. YUM!

  44. Congrats!!! Nothing beats the feeling of summer break! And these popsicles look like the perfect way to kick it off – so simple and so refreshing! I love that they contain tequila (double plus in my books!). Looking forward to trying these out this summer! 😀

  45. Wow so the popsicle freezes even though there is tequila in it?? So awesome! These look gorgeous and sound delicious – I need to get myself a popsicle mold! I’m so very jealous of your summer. I’ve been working for almost 7 years now nonstop…I really miss summer break 🙁

    • I know, crazy right?! Yup, it definitely freezes 🙂 You totally need to get a popsicle mold! Can’t wait to see what you would come up with! Wow, you totally need a vacation Cate!!!

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