Strawberry lemonade vodka slush is a fruity, refreshing frozen cocktail. Sweet strawberries, lemonade, and vodka, make a perfect boozy summer drink!
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My favorite place to be is the pool during the summer, and even more perfect sipping on one of these slushy cocktails! The best way to soak up the warm sun at your next summer party..
Why this recipe works
Who doesn't love a slushy cocktail? This strawberry lemonade vodka cocktail is pure heaven, especially with the warm weather that we get every summer. This is such a yummy cocktail recipe for a hot summer day to enjoy with some of my Pepperoni Pull-Apart Bread.
Ingredients
Ingredients notes
- Strawberries- Fresh strawberries or frozen both work.
- Lemonade-I grab the premade kind or you can make a homemade lemonade version.
- Vodka-Whatever your favorite vodka is.
- Sugar-You can adjust the sugar according to your personal taste and how sweet your strawberries are.
- Lemon-lemon slice for garnish.
- Ice cubes-For best results use crushed ice.
How to make this recipe
- Step 1- Rinse, core, and slice up the fresh strawberries.
- Step 2- Blend (I use the Ninja Blender)until smooth and pour the mixture into glasses with fresh strawberries and lemon slices or a pinch of lemon zest.
Recipe tips
- Use crushed ice if you can, this will prevent any large chunks of ice.
- You could definitely use frozen strawberries if you like, just cut back to about two cups of ice instead of three.
- Make a big batch of these boozy slushies and just keep some of the frozen mixture in a freezer-safe container in the freezer for a quick refill.
- Switch it up and use a pink lemonade or raspberry lemonade, or even orange juice for a twist on the refreshing drink.
Recipe Faq's
If you're not a fan of vodka you can add some Bacardi or Malibu strawberry rum instead.
Of course, leave out the vodka and these become delicious strawberry lemonade slushies to enjoy in the summer heat.
You can use any vodka you prefer to make this summer cocktail. I prefer Skyy or Grey Goose. But I recommend staying away from the really cheap vodka,
Appetizers to serve with these frozen drinks
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Strawberry Lemonade Vodka Slush
Strawberry lemonade vodka slush is a fruity, refreshing frozen cocktail. Sweet strawberries, lemonade, and vodka, make a perfect boozy summer drink!
Ingredients
- 3 cups fresh strawberries
- 2 cups lemonade
- 2 tablespoon granulated sugar (optional)
- 6-8 ounces vodka
- 3 cups ice
- Strawberries and lemons for garnish
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients into a blender. Blend until smooth.
- Serve immediately store any left overs in the freezer
Notes
I use the Ninja Blender
You can use frozen strawberries in place of fresh. You just may need to cut back a bit on the crushed ice.
I grab the premade kind or you can make a homemade lemonade version.
If you're not a fan of vodka you can add some Bacardi or Malibu strawberry rum instead.
You can leave the alcohol out altogether for a virgin drink.
Nutrition Information
Yield
4Serving Size
1Amount Per Serving Calories 258Total Fat 1gSaturated Fat 0gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 0gCholesterol 0mgSodium 14mgCarbohydrates 33gFiber 4gSugar 27gProtein 1g
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How much oz of alcohol should I put in?
Of course, rum is also delicious!
Can I use a different type of liquor besides vodka?
I used concentrated strawberry lemonade and pink Whitney and my wife and I loved it.
Yeah, that would work fine Erma 🙂
Can I use strawberry lemonade juice
You should try using New Amsterdam Pink Whitney with this. I use it for this same recipe and it’s lit
If the strawberries are unsweetened then I would just keep it the same. You can always add more sugar after you taste it for sweetness.