Pixicook
HomeRecipesFruitPeach Punch Pops
recipe image

Peach Punch Pops

clock-icon255 minutes
author-image
Author
Pixicook editorial team

Refreshing frozen popsicles blending sweet peaches, iced tea, sugar, and a hint of bourbon with a touch of salt and cayenne pepper.

Ingredients for Peach Punch Pops

units in
USchevron
serves
10 peoplechevron

Peaches, pitted and cubed

0 lb

Iced Tea

cups

Sugar

0 oz

Bourbon

0 oz

Kosher Salt

teaspoons

Cayenne Pepper

teaspoons

How to Make Peach Punch Pops

1. Blend Ingredients

Place the peaches, iced tea, sugar, bourbon, kosher salt, and cayenne pepper into a blender. Blend until smooth and homogenous. Chill the mixture in the refrigerator for about four hours to allow flavors to meld.

2. Pour and Freeze

Pour the chilled mixture into popsicle molds, leaving a small gap at the top for expansion. Insert popsicle sticks and freeze for about four hours or until completely solid.

3. Serve or Store

Once frozen, enjoy the Peach Punch Pops immediately or store in a zip-top bag in the freezer for up to two weeks.

Pitfalls and tips

Choose the Right Peaches

Opt for ripe, juicy peaches as they will impart the best flavor and natural sweetness to your pops. Look for peaches that give slightly to the touch and have a sweet aroma. If you can, go for locally sourced or farmer's market peaches, as they are often picked at peak ripeness.

Patience in Freezing

Ensure that your pops freeze completely before unmolding—this usually takes several hours or overnight. Be patient, as partial freezing can lead to breaks or an uneven texture.

Balancing Sweetness and Acidity

Depending on the sweetness of your peaches, you may need to adjust the sugar or honey in your recipe. Taste the puree before freezing. If it’s too sweet, add a squeeze of fresh lemon juice to balance the flavors.

Effortless Release

Run the molds briefly under warm water to help release the pops easily without breaking them. Be careful not to use hot water, which might melt your masterpiece too quickly!

Puree with Precision

When pureeing the peaches, aim for a smooth yet slightly textured puree. This offers a balance between a uniformly smooth pop and one that showcases the natural texture of the fruit. A high-speed blender or food processor works best.

Comments (0)

Add your comment...

Explore More Fruit recipes

Explore More Collections

Broccoli Cheddar Delight Soup

Vegetarian Winter

Crispy Herb-Crusted Dijon Chicken

Baked Chicken

Oven-Baked Crispy Bacon & Sunny-Side Up Eggs

High Protein Breakfast

Dashi with Cod and Clams

Mushroom Soup