Hot Spiced Caramel Apple Cider is my amazing husband’s creation. One of his favorite drinks is Starbuck’s Caramel Apple Spice, and this is his dupe for it. Most drinks that the both of us like from Starbuck’s, we can make at home. We’re not big coffee drinkers, actually neither one of us drink coffee. The plus for us is that the drinks we get at Starbuck’s are easily dupeable. Continue reading
I had the wise idea to whip up some popsicles, since I had been jonesin to use my new molds. I figured, “what creative twist can I make on the ol’ fruit infused popsicle?”.
Well, I am here to tell you that since I had just made some sweet tea and had some Country Time Lemonade on hand, I decided to combined the two and throw in some strawberries and voila! Out came these fun and unique popsicles. They are somewhat of a fun, mature summer time treat. The recipe is super minimalist, only requiring the three ingredients and popsicle mold. 
What I used:
Sweet Tea – you can visit this post for my recipe on how to make sweet tea
1 scoop of Country Time Lemonade
4 strawberries
How I did it:
The mold I used makes 6 popsicles, so I only needed about 1 cup of sweet tea. I combined the sweet tea and 1 scoop of Country Time lemonade in a measuring cup.
I diced the four strawberries and dropped equals amounts of them into the molds.
I poured the sweet tea-lemonade mixture into the mold, put the tops on them and froze them until solid.
*Prior to removing the popsicle from the mold, run the mold under the water so that the popsicle will release from the mold smoothly and the holder coming out of the bottom of the popsicle.
You can make these with unsweetened tea and fresh lemonade if you want to get fancy, I just used what I like and had on hand. Another take on these would be to add mint for a refreshing feel to the popsicles.
I had a little bit of sweet tea~lemonade left over, so I enjoyed a lovely glass of it while waiting for my popsicles to set up.
The finished product!
Happy bumping!
xxoo,
