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Boozy Creamsicle Float 🧡 This is so simple, not really a recipe but here it goes!
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Why You’ll Love Boozy Creamsicle Float
If you are looking for an easy and refreshing drink for the hot weather, this is for you! It is creamy, sweet, boozy and sooo dreamy 🤤 It’s perfect for summer and pool days! Trust me, you are gonna love this.
How To Prepare Boozy Creamsicle Float
🍊 First, peel and segment the mandarins. Then, freeze in a freezer bag.
🌟 Secondly, add mandarins to the food processor and process until smooth. Be patient, takes a bit to be smooth.
❤️ Then, add in condensed milk and process until incorporated.
❄️ Store in the freezer 1 hour.
🍾 Lastly, top with prosecco.
Substitutions and Variations
- You can use champagne, sparkling wine or the alcohol of your choice instead of prosecco.
- You can do your favorite fruit instead of mandarin.
- You can make this your own, and get creative. You can make it spicy, and add tajin, or chamoy when you process the frozen mandarins.
Chef Nadia’s Tip
Be patient with the processing of the mandarins. It can take a bit for the mandarins to become smooth.
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Common Questions
Yes of course you can! You can use champagne, sparkling wine, or any other alcohol of your choice.
Yes absolutely! You can use any of your favorite fruits.
You can add tajin, or chamoy when you process the frozen mandarins. This is what’s fun about this recipe, you can get creative and make it your own!
Boozy Creamsicle Float
Ingredients
- 12 mandarins, cuties
- 1/4 cup condensed milk, plus 1 tbsp
- Prosecco, to taste
Instructions
- First, peel and segment the mandarins. Then, freeze in a freezer bag.
- Secondly, add mandarins to the food processor and process until smooth. Be patient, takes a bit to be smooth.
- Then, add in condensed milk and process until incorporated.
- Store in the freezer 1 hour.
- Lastly, top with prosecco.
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
