Frozen Lemonade Gin Cocktail is sweet and tart and possibly the easiest cocktail ever!
Frozen Lemonade Gin Cocktail
This cocktail is seriously easy to make with just two ingredients and a little time chilling in the freezer!
I don’t know about you, but I always want an icy cold drink during the summer. I feel the same way when it comes to my cocktails. This Frozen Lemonade Cocktail doesn’t disappoint!
We recently took a vacation to California and it was so much fun! It was sunny and warm with virtually no humidity. Having lived in the South my entire life, a week of no humidity was pure heaven!
Just for fun I looked at the weather to prove my point. It’s 10 a.m. on a Sunday morning. It’s 83 degrees with a real feel of 101 degrees that’s because the humidity is 72%!! Actually, that’s a low humidity for this time of year. We’re about to have a ‘cold’ front come through so it’s lower.
So, enough of the weather, my point is this cocktail is refreshing and perfect for summer!
Frozen Lemonade Gin Cocktail
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Save To Your Recipe BoxIngredients
- 1 cup lemonade this can be a store bought, good quality or homemade
- 1/2 cup Gin
- *optional tonic club soda, or any carbonated neutral flavored drink
Instructions
- In a freezer-safe container that has a lid, add the lemonade and gin. Stir to combine.
- Freeze until solid or almost solid. Using a fork scrape so that you have small pieces of ice.
- This will resemble a snow cone or blizzard. If desired pour seltzer, tonic water, or club soda over ice. Serve immediately.
Notes
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Heather @ French Press says
it does look refreshing!
Viviana says
I love this cocktail and would have it even if it´s winter here!
Paula says
Thanks Viviana! I would too, I love slushy drinks
Lisa @ Miss Alchemist says
I love citrus with gin! And your method is such an easy way to get a slushy! We’re actually having unseasonably cool weather right now in Southern California but when it warms up again I’ll definitely be giving these a try! #foodiefridays
Ashley | Spoonful of Flavor says
Is it 5 o’clock yet? I could use a sweet drink like this frozen lemonade cocktail!
Paula says
Thanks Ashley, It’s so good, I forget alchohol is in it!
Caroline says
yum! I might have to make these this weekend… it is Friday, afterall 🙂 Oh, and I’m visiting from FoodieFridays!
Paula says
Thanks so much for stopping by Caroline. These are so each to make, a little spiked lemonade is perfect for the weekend and it’s been a rough week for us, my boys went back to school Monday 🙁
Caroline says
I’m emailing this to my hubby now so he can stop by the store on the way home from work. Sorry your boys went back to school… hopefully you’ll have some good family time this weekend!
Paula says
Thanks, it’s supposed to rain and I hope it does so they won’t want to go anywhere 🙂
Matt Robinson says
So it’s 11PM here, I’ve been blogging for hours, then I see this and it’s all I want. So easy to make too, love it!
Paula says
Crazy easy! You deserve one, Matt, besides it’s ‘almost’ the weekend 🙂
Sandra Shaffer says
This is so my kind of cocktail! Refreshing and simple! So glad I saw your recipe at #FoodieFridays. Now I have a fun cocktail to try this weekend 🙂
Paula says
Thanks, it’s so easy, a little differenct and, yes, very refreshing. Every new cocktail I make, I think it’s my favorite, but this one really is. 🙂 Have a good weekend.
Eve says
Se ve refrescante. Gracias