Strawberry Margarita Popsicles
Strawberry Margarita Popsicles ~ Summer entertaining doesn’t get much easier than these fun Strawberry Margarita Popsicles. Remember these Strawberry Margarita Jello Shooters from last year? Well, since I’m on a popsicle run, I had to re-style the Strawberry Margarita into a frozen treat to be served along side these beer pops for my friend’s annual Cinco de Mayo party.
Seldom do I roll anything out here on the blog without a test run, but I’m betting that based on the Corona Beer Pops, these Strawberry Margarita Pops will be just as big of a hit with my friends. Now everyone knows my love for cute food, couple that with my group of friends who love a good drink, well what you see here is the result of their latest challenge.
The challenge given to me was to serve a drink in something other than a glass or can. If you are regular reader you may have seen a few of my other creations that fit this bill like my: Chocolatini Pudding Shooters, Appletini Cupcakes, Lemon Drop Jello Shooters, Rock Candy Midori Jello Shooters.
The funny thing is, I’m not really a drinker, but what my friends know about me is I love a good challenge. So this time around it had to be so easy, that even my most “kitchen lazy” friend could re-create this without too much whining and too much fuss for her summer opening pool party that always coincides with Cinco de Mayo.
. . . This one is for you, Lee. Cheers!
A few notes:
- No recipe, just an easy entertaining idea that requires some Dixie cups, popsicles sticks and Mike’s Hard Lemonade Strawberry Margarita. As a side note, the traditional margarita made with Tequila needs a much colder temperature to freeze than the tradtional home unit allows, so that’s why something like these Mike’s Hard Lemonade is better suited for making these popsicles.
- To assemble: Pour and freeze the Strawberry Margarita for two hours then insert the popsicle sticks in the middle. Freeze for another two hours or until the Strawberry Margarita Popsicles solidify. Garnish with a lime and serve.
- Small note, do not rim with salt until serving time as the salt will melt the pops. Alternatively, you can rim the Strawberry Margarita Pops with chunky crystal sugar for an aesethetic effect without worrying about the melting factor.
- To keep popsicles chilled as long as possible, place the serving tray in the freezer and then top the tray with a layer of crushed iced.
- The popsicles sticks are from one of my favorite baking shops Sweet Lulu. Great prices, awesome customer service and super fast shipping!



Oh, gosh, you’re making me scream for summer with all of these must-have popsicles!
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I’m not much of a beer girl, but margaritas are a different story!
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I’ve been a little MIA in the world of the Internethttp://www.bakersroyale.com/fast-and-easy/strawberry-margarita-popsicles/ lately and just got round to catching up on your last ten posts.
Can I just say- you make the most adorable and inventive desserts by far, Naomi! I can’t decide if I love the corona popsicles or chocolate and salted caramel pudding pops more!
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Awesome! Delicious!
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These look so fun!
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These look fabulously delicious!! I had already book-marked the Corona Pops…do you have a source for the wood ice cream spoon handles?
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Naomi replied: — May 2nd, 2011 @ 4:04 pm
Hi Jen-The I order my popsicles sticks from Sweet Lulu http://www.shopsweetlulu.com/
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Mmm, I can taste them already!
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These sound fabulous! I love strawberry margies!
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These will have to be made at some point this summer!
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Margaritas on a stick – brilliant!
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Makes my mouth water!
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So fun! It cracked me up when I saw this though because I couldn’t help but think you’ve clearly got booze on the brain with all of your boozey creations :)
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Darling!
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Thanks for the source Naomi — I may go off the deep end now — holy cute party shoppe!!
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You are just killing me over here with all these boozy popsicles! I need to get myself a popsicle mold!
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Oh my! I see these in our future…
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I’m a little jealous that you can enjoy all of these cute, creative popsicles…its barely broke 70 degrees yesterday…can’t wait for summer weather and to try several of your pop recipes :)
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Never thought I’d get so excited about a popsicle. Those are super cool!
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I wish I would have saw this before we went to the pool last weekend. So easy! Love it!!
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Great treat for a hot summer day!
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Um I would like to be your friend and come to your boozy popsicle Cinco De Mayo party!! These are adorable!
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These popsicles are so cute I had to include them in today’s Delicious Links post! Thanks for sharing, Naomi. Love this blog :)
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Oh wow! These are stunning, and so clever :)
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My friends are going to love me for making these on Cinco de Mayo! YUM!
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Yum! These are perfect for a hot summer day. Great idea!
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Yum! These look AMAZING!
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Wow they look perfect as little party cocktails and so good for summer! I’m so sad that summer is over in the southern hemisphere -but that won’t stop me from trying these
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Oh! These pops look delicious, absolutely perfect for Cinco de Mayo…beautiful picture! Hope you have a wonderful weekend :-)
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wow! this sounds like it will be the perfect dessert to cap off our Sunday Pot-Luck-Stirfry
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This is such a clever idea and the presentation knocks it out of the park, Naomi. Awesome!
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