These have got to be the most enjoyable things I’ve made in a while. So simple, but soooo fun, and they totally put me in a summer mood.
I couldn’t resist trying my own concoction to produce a ‘gourmet’ popsicle, when I’ve been seeing them all over the internet these days.

Are they really that yummy? That fun to make?
Yup, they are.
Now my mind is spinning with all of the combination of flavors (and booze) that I can squeeze into a dainty little frozen treat!


They’re perfect for warm weather and as a dessert to outside dinners when you don’t want a big heavy dessert. And who doesn’t like a little Bourbon??

The Popsicle Low-Down:
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup yogurt (plain, vanilla or strawberry) low fat or regular
- 1 cup whipped cream
- 1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract
- 1 cup diced strawberries, mashed
- 1/2-1 cup (depending on your taste) Bourbon or Whiskey
- 1/4 cup agave
- small Dixie cups
- Popsicle sticks (or wooden craft spoons)
Instructions
- In a bowl combine strawberries and 1/2 cup Bourbon, add the agave and rest of Bourbon in slowly and taste to preference. Whip the whipping cream.
- In a large bowl, combine the yogurt, whipped cream and vanilla extract. Fold in the strawberries.
- Snip the top edge of Dixie cup with scissors for easy peeling. Pour mixture into Dixie cups. Freeze for two hours or until mixture starts to solidify enough to hold a Popsicle stick upright. Continue to freeze until mixture is completely frozen into a Popsicle, about 5-6 hours. Peel off Dixie cups. Serve.
- If you want to serve a bunch at the same time, pop a metal serving plate or cake stand into the freezer for at least an hour. Remove from freezer and cover with a layer of ice, and place Popsicles on the ice to slow the melting process. This works well for backyard parties (looks pretty too).











11 Responses to “Bourbon Strawberries and Cream Popsicles”
These are absolutely gorgeous! The perfect treat for taking advantage of strawberry season. Thanks for sharing on A Well-Seasoned Life’s Sweet Indulgences Sunday!
These sound absolutely delicious, and I’m planning to make these for a party I’m having on Sunday. I was wondering though how many popsicles this recipe makes. I see 15 cups on the tray in one of your pics?
Yep! It made 15 for me…give or take! Let me know how they turn out!
My party was last night, and the popsicles were a huge hit! Everybody loved them, and bonus! There are a few left over for me.
One recipe made 15, and I made them on Saturday, so didn’t have any freezing issues. Thanks!
Yay!! I’m so glad they worked for you Wilma…and that you had left overs!!
These are brilliant! I can’t wait to give it a try.
Do it!!
I made a double batch and it made 32 pops with the 3oz Dixie cups about 2/3 full. I added 3/4 cup of bourbon per batch and I think it was the perfect amount of bourbon flavor. HOWEVER, word of caution – I made these the morning of a bbq party I was planning on serving them at (with at least 6 hours advance freeze time) and they were a complete failure. They did not freeze at all so I had to serve a bourbon strawberries and cream mousse. Still had great flavor, but they didn’t set until the following day. Such a disappointment! I will certainly make these again, but at least 24 hours in advance. Thanks for the recipe! I might try them with a different liquor next time!
Hey Lisa!
Bummer!! Ours froze the same day…
One suggestion for next time – did you check your freezers temperature setting? Before making these we had realized that our freezers temp wasn’t on super cold (a batch of ice-cream didn’t harden and it triggered me to check the temp setting of the freezer…only to discover it was set at the middle setting. Most things froze at the middle setting but realized that most frozen desserts wouldn’t freeze completely. Once we cranked it up we haven’t had a single problem.
I’d check that but also use your 24hr cushion for a dinner party just in case next time!
Genius.