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Strawberry Rosé Slushies areTHE best way to BEAT THE HEAT! If you love a great drink, this 2-ingredient slushy isfor you!
You GUYS! Okay, so I may be dying slowly of the freezing cold temperaturesh*tting us at the moment, BUT that did NOT stop me from drinking one(okay,three) of these slushies last night. Cold? WHO? NOT ME! For just about all of myreaders enjoying the sunshine and heat and poolside good times, theseStrawberry Rosé Slushies are just what you need to cool yourselves down!
Rosé Slushies
Yes, we are totally upside down on the wrong side of the world (wrong because it’s SO COLD), and we may be up to our eye balls in skivvies and sweaters and scarves, but picture this: 2 of us fully clothed and shivering people, waiting for our heater to turn on, while blending frozen strawberries and wine and ice, drinking said blended boozed strawberries andice, and proceeding to drink the hell out of each slushy WHILE SHIVERING and not being able to stop because ROSÉ SLUSHIES!
Lips may have turned blue. Purple. Blue. I can’t remember.
Summer Drinks
With so many fruit slushies making their rounds on the internet, I’m not one to back down and NOT try them. I mean, HELLO! Rosé happens to be my most favourite wine EVER.To be completely honest here, bottles of Moscato Rosé (or Pink Moscato) can be found in my fridge stocked up and ready to go for ANYoccasion. And frozen strawberries are a fridge staple — you know, for smoothies, not alcohol.
This recipe is all of my dreams come true, and I hope yours too.All you need to do is blend together frozen strawberriesand wine. NO. FREEZING. TIME. REQUIRED.
Tips
Now, being a blogger, I of COURSE had to try different types ofRosé wines to see which had the best flavour in these slushies, and hands down Moscato Rosé wins. If you’re a sweet tooth, please go for a good brand of MoscatoRosé for this. It’s such a pleasure to drink. However, if you like a less sweet and milder wine, use a normalRosé. Personally, we found using a standardRoséa bit bitter and didn’t enjoy the drink at all.To really enjoy these slushies, you need to use a wine you love.
You could even swap out the Rosé all together and use any of the dry white wines (chardonnay, sav blanc), or semi sweet (most Reislings).
Whoever you decide to go with, SALUD!
If you love this, you may love these Frozen Margarita Slushies!
Watch us makeStrawberry Rosé Slushies right here!
Strawberry Rosé Slushies (Frosé)
Author: Karina
Strawberry Rosé Slushies is THE best way to BEAT THE HEAT! If you love a great drink, this 2-ingredient slushy is for you!
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Prep: 5 minutes mins
Total: 5 minutes mins
Serves: 4 -6 cups
Ingredients
- 1 x 750ml bottle of Moscato Rosé Wine (or Pink Moscato)
- 1 pound | 500 grams SLICED frozen strawberries*
- 1-2 cups of ice
Instructions
Using a good quality blender or food processor, blend the wine and strawberries together until smooth and lump free. Check the texture and add in ice cubes (starting with 1 cup), and blend until reaching your desired consistency. We like ours thick, as it melts fast while drinking! Especially in hot weather,
Notes
*Hull and slice before freezing, or use ready to use store bought sliced strawberries.
Nutrition
Calories: 443kcal | Carbohydrates: 8g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 46g | Saturated Fat: 29g | Cholesterol: 122mg | Sodium: 406mg | Potassium: 187mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 5g | Vitamin A: 1430IU | Vitamin C: 66.7mg | Calcium: 32mg | Iron: 0.5mg
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Leslie says
Can you use fresh strawberries instead of frozen?
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Jenée Oldfather says
Great recipe! I just did one pound of frozen strawberries and a bottle of wine in my vita mix it turned out fabulous!
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Becky says
What about with an Asti champagne?
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Karen Roberts says
Sounds yummy but I wonder if this would work with prosecco or cava??
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Karina says
Hi Karen! YES it definitely would!
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