Dreamsicle Martini Recipe

Dreamsicle Martini Recipe is a vodka cocktail made with ice cream and orange juice. It’s fun summer time drink and can be made with or without the vodka!

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When I was young, I loved orange sherbert. And, I loved the Dreamsicle frozen treat. Now there is a similar one referred to as a Creamsicle. Whatever name you know this frozen treat as I’m sure you’ll agree it’s wonderful.

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Dreamsicle Martini Recipe

My Dreamsicle Martini Recipe is an adult version of the refreshing snack. It has the same creamy, sweet, slightly tart orange flavor, Plus, um, vodka!

I prefer slightly melted vanilla ice cream. Use a good brand that really creamy. Scoop the ice cream into your glass, then layer orange juice, cream soda, and vodka over it. Stir slightly and serve it immediately.

It makes a really pretty presentation served in martini glasses, but if you prefer you can serve it in a rock glass with a straw! And, fun cocktail umbrellas because those little umbrellas always make me feel festive!

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Dreamsicle Martini Recipe

Dreamsicle Martini Recipe is a vodka cocktail made with ice cream and orange juice. It's a creamy, dreamy, magical summer drink and can be made with or without the vodka!

Prep Time4 mins

Total Time4 mins

Course: cocktail

Servings: 2 cocktails

Author: Paula at CallMcPMc.com

Ingredients

• 2/3 cup orange juice or Sunny D
• 2/3 cup cream soda
• 2 ounces vodka or vanilla vodka
• 2 scoops vanilla ice cream

Instructions

• Place 1 scoop of vanila ice cream in glass. You can use a martini glass or whatever you have on hand.
• Pour orange juice, then cream soda, then vodka over the ice cream.
• Swirl slightly to mix. Enjoy. 

Notes

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