Endless Poptails: Caipirinha Popsicle

We’ve been keeping things simple, easy and familiar here with our Poptail series. But this week we are inviting a less familiar boozy guest, cachaca.

Start digging in the couch cushions and under the car seat like we did for spare change. You need this pure sugar cane rum in your life. More to the point, this is a must-try sweet and tart Poptail made easy with a limeade body,  raspberry sweetness and a sour punch of kumquats.

Now for a little housekeeping.  We’ve decided that since we still have a few orders to fill, we’re extending the Poptail series past what some people tell us is the end of summer. But not forever! Holla your order now or wait until next year for your Poptailing dreams to come true.

Raspberry and Kumquat Caipirinha Popsicle

  • 1 pint raspberries
  • 4 oz. kumquats
  • 10 oz limeade
  • 5oz cacaha

Instructions:

  1. Place raspberries and kumquats in a food processor or blender and process or blend until pureed, about 1-2 minutes. (Push through a medium strainer for a less pulpy popsicle). Add cachaca and process or blend until fully combined.
  2. Pour mixture into popsicle forms and freeze for about 2 hours or until mixture starts to solidify enough to hold a popsicle stick upright. Insert popsicle sticks and finish freezing popsicles overnight.
  3. To release popsicles run hot water on the outside of popsicle molds for a 2-3 seconds.

*If you find the mixture is more tart in flavor than you prefer, add 2oz. of simple syrup to offset that.

Simple Syrup

  • ·¼ cup water
  • ·¼ sugar

Instructions:

  1. Place water and sugar in a sauce pan over medium heat. Heat and stir until sugar dissolves.

Find a ton more alcoholic popsicle recipes in Endless Poptails.

 

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4 comments

  • juan November 3, 2011  

    Hello, I just one quick question…in the recipe you said:
    4 oz. kumquats

    You mean the juice or the entire fruit goes inside the food processor ?

  • Silvia March 1, 2012  

    Great recipe! Though the spirit is called cachaça!

  • Fred May 22, 2012  

    Presumably the limeade gets added with the cachaca, yes?

  • Caio Torres December 4, 2013  

    Hey, nice recipe. Here in Brazil the real Caipirinha is made of Lemon, Sugar, Ice and Cachaça.

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