Peach Julep Popsicles

Step up your adult popsicle game this summer by making Peach Julep Popsicles! These bourbon-y, peachy, minty and oh-so-refreshing pops are what you’ll want to enjoy on a hot summer day! Homemade mint simple syrup serves as the base, and that’s blended with fresh (or frozen) peaches and bourbon. Freeze until solid, put in the popsicle sticks, then enjoy! If you’re a fan of traditional juleps and enjoy a stiff drink, these popsicles are for you!

A lone Peach Julep Popsicle hangs out in a glass, surrounded by a halved peach and sprigs of mint

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I swear, every summer, I’m all PEACHES! CHERRIES! Fresh fruittttttt!

Clearly, this summer is no different.

And today, I’m teaming up with my blog besties, Susannah and Madison, to bring y’all some boozy popsicles.

Because summer!

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    And because boozy popsicles are our favorite.

    Peach Julep Popsicles are displayed on a white platter, surrounded by ice, mint sprigs and peaches

    In April, I attended a blog conference in Charleston, and one afternoon, Meghan and I were walking around, talking all the blog things, and stumbled upon a boozy popsicle food truck.

    It’s a thing.

    And they were, as I’m sure you can imagine, delightful, and refreshing, and exactly what our afternoon needed.

    A lone Peach Julep Popsicle hangs out in a glass, surrounded by a halved peach and sprigs of mint

    This popsicle is inspired by the popsicle I had in Charleston, except I’m using peach instead of orange and bourbon instead of champagne.

    Soooooo basically, it’s nothing like that one, flavor-wise, other than I love the memory of strolling the streets of downtown Charleston with a friend and snacking on a booze-filled popsicle.

    Peach Julep Popsicles are displayed on a white platter, surrounded by ice, mint sprigs and peaches

    A word of warning: If you don’t like bourbon, this is NOT the boozy popsicle for you. (I suggest Spiced Rum Horchata Popsicles and Pimm’s Pops if you’d like something less strong.)

    But if you like bourbon? And peaches? And mint?

    You’re gonna ADORE these!

    It’s basically my Bourbon Peach Slush with a bunch of minty goodness added (because JULEP!) in popsicle form.

    One Peach Julep Popsicle stands in a short glass, surrounded by ice cubes, peaches and mint sprigs

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    Be sure to check out Madison’s Citrus Sangria Popsicles and Susannah’s Blackberry Mojito Popsicles, too! Because everyone should try a boozy popsicle before summertime is over.

    Scroll on down to learn how to make this beauty of a popsicle, inspired by the classic Mint Julep!

    A lone Peach Julep Popsicle hangs out in a glass, surrounded by a halved peach and sprigs of mint

    Peach Julep Popsicles

    Erin Parker, The Speckled Palate
    Step up your adult popsicle game this summer by making Peach Julep Popsicles! These bourbon-y, peachy, minty and oh-so-refreshing pops are what you’ll want to enjoy on a hot summer day! Homemade mint simple syrup serves as the base, and that’s blended with fresh (or frozen) peaches and bourbon. Freeze until solid, put in the popsicle sticks, then enjoy! If you’re a fan of traditional juleps and enjoy a stiff drink, these popsicles are for you!
    5 from 1 vote
    Servings 8 3-oz. popsicles
    Calories 156 kcal
    Prep Time 15 minutes
    Cook Time 5 minutes
    Freezing Time 12 hours
    Total Time 12 hours 20 minutes

    Ingredients
      

    Mint Simple Syrup

    • ½ cup water
    • ½ cup granulated sugar
    • 1 large bunch fresh mint

    Peach Julep Popsicles

    • 10 oz. peaches fresh or frozen
    • 2 ½ oz. bourbon
    • mint simple syrup recipe above

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    Instructions
     

    Make the Mint Simple Syrup

    • In a heavy-bottomed saucepan, combine the water and sugar.
    • Heat over medium-high heat until the sugar has completely dissolved into the water.
    • Remove from the heat, and add the mint.
    • Let the ingredients steep for 30 minutes, then strain and set aside.

    Make the Popsicles

    • In the base of a blender, combine the peaches, bourbon and mint simple syrup.
    • Blend until smooth.
    • Pour into popsicle molds, then freeze overnight (or until frozen solid.)
    • Serve cold, and enjoy all summer long!

    Notes

    Do not add additional alcohol to the popsicles. I know it’s tempting, but in my first attempt at this recipe, I added 4 oz. of bourbon. Every popsicle broke when I tried to pull them out of the molds because they were a slush consistency.

    Nutrition

    Serving: 3-oz. popsiclesCalories: 156kcalCarbohydrates: 35gSodium: 2mgFiber: 1gSugar: 34g
    Keyword boozy ice pop recipe, boozy ice pops, boozy popsicle recipe, boozy popsicles, bourbon ice pop, bourbon popsicle, dessert, ice pop recipe, no bake desserts, peach ice pop, peach popsicle, popsicle recipe
    Course Desserts & Sweet Treats
    Cuisine American
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    Have you ever tried a boozy popsicle before?

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    About the Author:

    Erin Parker is a Southern gal living in Texas with her husband and two daughters. She started The Speckled Palate to share what she was cooking as a newlywed… and over the years, it’s evolved to capture her love for hosting. Specifically, the EASIEST, lowest key entertaining because everyone deserves to see their people and connect over good food. Learn more about her

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