Strawberry and Peach Vodka Collins ~ Who says you can’t freeze vodka? Here’s your vodka, in Popsicle form, with some strawberries and peaches for a deceptively tame, but tasty adult filled summer cocktail treat.
Strawberry Peach Vodka Collins
Yep, another week, another late Wednesday cocktail popsicle posting. Seriously, I have a tardy issue – always have. I’m always squeezing ten pounds of stuff in a five pound sack.
That said, thanks for sticking with me! Next week I’m going to try my best to actually keep this Wednesday series onWednesday and not as a Wednesday-a-Day-Later series.
Hit the jump on over to Endless Simmer for my recipe write up on this cocktail Popsicle.
Welcome to my cozy corner where baking meets random thoughts and musings. I’m a self-taught baker sharing all things sweet (and some savory—okay, and cocktails) with a whisk in one hand and a camera in the other. 
What a refreshing treat! Your photos are stunning!
I’m loving all your popsicle creations — you’re really becoming the queen of those in my book. And the cocktail ones are the most tempting ;p
I am on my way over to check out this delicious recipe!
Thanks for all the popsicle inspiration lately! All of your flavor combos sound amazing and your photos are always so gorgeous! You inspired me to make my first batch of popsicles for the summer so far and also to make some painted wood boards for my photos! I had my husband cut them in half so he was excited he got to use his power tools! I just recently started using the boards for my blog photos and it is amazing how much better the photos turn out! Thanks for the idea! Have a great weekend!
You made me LOL. Me too. Always a day behind…not so great grammar. I think it’s two things. First of all, your mind probably goes so fast, things like grammar and verbiage kind of lose inmportance. The main things is to get out your thoughts before you lose them. Second, people write like they talk. I’m in Texas, so I speak Texan. New Yorkers speak New York. It’s not that we don’t know, {I am aware that GONNA isn’t a word, LOL} but our native language always comes most easily. Anyway, what I was trying to say in my long-winded way {thats my fault, LOL}, I’ve never noticed a “ugly” post. I am so taken with your ideas and photography, I would never notice anything else! LOVE your blog!
mmm… this is good for sumer party in the pool
I really only have one thing to say about these beauties “YES PLEASE”.
Love these photos! Especially the second one with the tray and the popsicles strewn about in front, it’s such a great casual composition.
Very good recipes.
Re: The Mangonada
What is Chamoy and what is Tajin and where can I purchase them?
I have been around a long time, but I have never heard of them