Can you make "adult" popsicles, i.e. add alcohol?
2047054
If you're of the proper age, I don't see why not! I think it would take a bit longer to set, but not by much maybe a minute or two. I know that some kind of sugar/sweetener is helpful so it doesn't stick in the mold but I haven't had a problem and I've just used regular juice so I can't see why adding alcohol would be an issue. You should be golden. Instead of 5-7 minutes it might be like 9-10
2047055
I tried it and if it's a really weak alcohol to other ingredients mix then you can, but if you get the ratio wrong it's either a semi-frozen slushie or it gets stuck in the maker like ice does.
2047056
I have not used this so I do not know. I do not think alcohol freezes though. Not completely. Before I bought this, I read reviews on this and other popsicle machines, and I think I remember seeing some recipes with alcohol so I would THINK you could do it. You might want to read reviews to double check this though. We do not have room in our freezer yet to freeze the machine so cannot try it for awhile yet. Sorry.
2047057
This was a gift I purchased for my daughter and they haven't tried alcohol in it.
2047058
Yes. If it is mixed weakly. You will need to make sure the mixture you put in has a high-ish fat content (cream/pudding/milk base). If you pour straight vodka in it, I do not think it would freeze very well considering the very low freezing point of high proof/vodka/liqueur.
2047059
I've never tried but it seems to me that alcohol doesn't freeze solid easily so my guess would be no
1188695
Make the same way you would make daiquiri and margarita. add liquor if you would like .
1052633
In my experience, no. The ice pops I made became slushy as the children ate them in the sun. Perhaps a yogurt "ice pop" might stay frozen-ish if you wrapped in it an ice pack, but I would recommend testing it on your counter first.
2240935
Yes, vodka is the normal choice of alcohol to use when making homemade vanilla. It's what I use.
1794831
I haven't tried that. I really like the Stir Crazy popper! It has made the best popcorn. Then you can add 1/4 cup of Sugar to make Kettle Corn.
1122245
you can use them with any type juice or icy, or flavored teas that uses a flavored simple syrup (equal parts of water and white sugar bring to boil let cool add a few drops of flavoring) to make an extract, add a few drops of the concentrated flavoring to 2 ounces vodka or other light flavored clear alcohol.
1433944
Yes you can, but the drinks on the screen will be incorrect. Meaning if the screen says its mixing a margarita and you have pineapple juice in the container that should have sour mix, you won't get a margarita, that's the only thing. Also you can't use juices with pulp or it will clog up.
1615349
I see no reason that you can't. The trick will be to try to get exactly a pint. You could always eat the excess.... Yum......
1686506
Sure, as long as you add the alcohol to the mix after it has already turned to slushee.
62296
I don't see why you couldn't do that. I never thought of it. If I go on vacation I premeasure the powder into ziplock Baggie and take magic bullet. You would just need containers to put in fridge. Sounds like great idea!
237090
No. My sister and her now 7 year old have used the kit several times in the past 2 years. You don't let it ferment long; just a little bit to get bubbles. No alcohol. This kit is meant for kids.It gets a yeasty flavor if you use too much yeast or let it ferment at a warm temperature for too long.
838308
I don't think we have ever added more sugar to the frozen pops. We have only used orange juice, Pom, or other combination juices (cranberry/blueberry, e.g) along with the berries or other small pieces of fruit.
1066979
Yes with a bit of effort. The lid was difficult to remove from the sticks, maybe I used standard popsicle sticks though.
510039
I was wondering the same thing and haven't been able to find direct instructions, but I noticed depending on potency you and about an ounce of dried herbs per batch, and it's recommended to use high proof alcohol (Bacardi 151 or higher) but you can use nonalcoholic ones too.
1294420
I haven't tried that but it could be possible. Might be a little heavier than a 'pop' tho. About the size of an apple so use stronger sticks. Hope this helps :)
1572772
Not only can you add a little grated apple, or finely chopped apple, but also a little brandy would add a great flavor too. The alcohol will be cooked off when baked. Diced pear pieces would also go well.
815733
You can use both,and the cubes work fine as well with alcohol,comes as shown,no cubes. Note" Buy alcohol from homedepot good prices,buy the green can 95% burns clean and hotter.