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Ginger Beer Creamsicles

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Ginger Beer Creamsicles

G-g-g-g-g-ginnnnnner beer popsicles! Seriously, y’all. Sweet and a tiny bit spicy ginger base with layers of smooth vanilla bean ice cream ad fresh raspberries.

This super simple recipe requires an entire three ingredients. This is one for the very advanced home chefs. Keep reading for the game plan.

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If you’ve been following along for a bit, you’ll notice that I’ve made a few pops during the past few months. I used to not be crazy about popsicles, but they’re starting to grow on me now. Maybe it’s the 100 degree days here in Nashville (UGH!). Maybe it’s the fact that this entire week is POPSICLE WEEK over at my bloggin’ buddy Billy’s blog, Wit & Vinegar. Could be that these are basically ice cream floats on a stick.

Whatever the reason, I’ll take it.

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Ginger beer, vanilla, raspberry ice cream popsicles form Southern FATTY.
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Recipe type: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Serves: 10 popsicles
Ingredients
  • 1 ginger beer (I prefer Bundaberg, but any ginger beer works)
  • 1½ cups vanilla ice cream
  • 1 cup raspberries (frozen works best)
Instructions
  1. Place popsicles mold with lid off to load.
  2. Place ice cream in a bowl and stir to soften.
  3. I prefer to place ice cream in a piping bag for easier loading.
  4. Pipe some ice cream into bottom of molds.
  5. Place a couple raspberries in mold. You can press whole berries into mold. They will release after frozen.
  6. Continue layering with ice cream and berries. Leave about ¼ of the mold empty at the top of the molds.
  7. Finish with ginger beer. Allow foam to settle.
  8. Place on top with sticks and freeze.
  9. Enjoy! Find more on SouthernFatty.com.

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  2. Bundaberg is my ginger beer of choice! Soi happy to have found your blog. Can feel my waistline expanding just looking at your fab pics…

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  3. These look great, Phillip! I love me some ginger…also love the simplicity in the recipe. I’ll have to try these soon. 🙂

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