Bloomer Droppers

Sarah

Prep time: 9 minutes

Serves: 10 people

A smooth sipper of a drink perfect for summer, made from fresh peaches, frozen lemonade concentrate and rum. Pour in a Mason or jelly jar, or for a fun twist…fill up some Zipsicle sleeves to make adults-only freezie pops.

Bloomer Dropper Boozicles are a fun way to consume this tasty, vintage cocktail.
Bloomer Dropper Boozicles are a fun way to consume this tasty, vintage cocktail.

The abundance of peaches right now has me craving a certain vintage cocktail with a fun, albeit cheeky, name that my mom used to make for her friends: Bloomer Droppers!

A frozen blender drink, Bloomer Droppers include peaches (fresh or frozen), some frozen lemonade, rum, powdered sugar and ice.
A frozen blender drink, Bloomer Droppers include peaches (fresh or frozen), some frozen lemonade, rum, powdered sugar and ice.

I can just hear the Neil Sedaka cassette tapes blaring now along with the endless fits of giggles that would ensue among the ladies whenever a pitcher of this frothy, very pretty, very sweet drink was consumed. And who doesn’t need that right about now?!

The original recipe from our longtime neighbor Sharon. It’s obviously a well-loved, often-used recipe!
The original recipe from our longtime neighbor Sharon. It’s obviously a well-loved, often-used recipe!

WARNING: This is an easy-drinking, smooth sipper of a drink with no taste of alcohol, which can be a good thing but we all know what happens when you have too much of a good thing. Be careful people or you’ll end up with a doozy of a hangover.

For a different twist to enjoy this delicious drink, I like to make Bloomer Dropper Boozicles—pouring the vibrant, magical elixir into some freeze-pop or icee-type sleeves for a fun, grab-and-go, adults-only frozen treat. Super portable, these have been great to bring to the beach and pool parties this summer.

In fact, you could say I’m on a bit of a Boozicle Binge this summer, experimenting with several different flavors made from my favorite cocktails. So far, there have been no big fails but the Bloomer Dropper Boozicle is truly peachy keen!

What is a Boozicle? It’s your favorite cocktail, in frozen form and conveniently packaged like the freeze pops we all enjoyed as kids.
These Zipzicle ice pop molds work great for Boozicles! I found these at Bed, Bath and Beyond but they are also on Amazon.
A sampling of some of the other Boozicle flavors I have been making this summer.
A sampling of some of the other Boozicle flavors I have been making this summer.
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  • Prep time: 9 minutes
  • Total time: 20 minutes
  • Serves: 10 people

A smooth sipper of a drink perfect for summer, made from fresh peaches, frozen lemonade concentrate and rum. Pour in Mason jar or fill up some Zipsicle sleeves to make adults-only freezie pops.

Ingredients

  • 2 or more peaches
  • 6 fluid ounces Rum
  • Small can of frozen lemonade (6 fluid ounces)
  • 2 tablespoons powdered sugar
  • 1 1/2 cups ice

Method

Bloomer Droppers

  • 1)

    Chop peaches and put in blender.

  • 2)

    Add powdered sugar and equal parts frozen lemonade and rum.

  • 3)

    Add ice and blend to desired consistency.

  • 4)

    Pour into your finest stemware (or a Mason jar!) and enjoy, or fill up some Zipzicle sleeves to make Boozicles!

Bloomer Dropped BOOZICLES

  • 1)

    Make Bloomer Droppers according to recipe.

  • 2)

    Pour Bloomer Dropper mixture into smaller pitcher or liquid measuring cup (to make it easier to pour into plastic sleeves).

  • 3)

    Prop ice pop sleeves in tall glass (e.g., pint glass or a tall vase); insert a turkey baster in the sleeve to open it up.

  • 4)

    Fill sleeve, up to ¾ inch from top (the liquid will expand during freezing). If you pour too much in, use the turkey baster to extract excess.

  • 5)

    Seal and place upright in freezer for 3-4 hours.

Notes

FOR BOOZICLES: you’ll need some Zipzicle or other type of ice pop sleeves. Other helpful equipment includes a turkey baster and a taller glass/vase to hold the sleeves while filling.

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