At The Quarter Bar in Dallas, frozen “booze pops” that channel childhood memories of skinny Otter Pops or Fla-Vor-Ice sleeves are offered in the summer. Here, we’ve adapted the classic Moscow Mule into a similar format that’s ideal for cooling off on muggy summer days.
For more polished pops, look for commercial ice-pop pouches at a home goods store or online. Be sure to check how much liquid each pouch holds, as a single serving of this drink is 6½ ounces.
Published: June 1, 2019
Ingredients
3 cups ginger beer
9 ounces vodka
¾ cup lime juice
Directions
Combine ingredients in mixing glass or pitcher. Divide among 6 freezer pop molds, close securely, and freeze until solid (ideally overnight).
After pops are removed from freezer, they melt fairly quickly to a consistency like granita or firm slushy; serve with straws and cups, if you like. Makes 6.
