Red, White, and Blue Alcoholic Slushies

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We’re approaching the holidays which means it’s time for another red, white, and blue cocktail recipe.

Our patriotic jello shots are always one of our most popular recipes in the summertime, so we thought adding another festive red, white, and blue drink recipe would be a total hit.

This time it is a vodka slush recipe, because here in Texas we’re all about staying cool in the summer!

Another cool, festive recipe to try is this red white and blue ice cream recipe.

Luigi Real Italian Ice makes it super easy to make this red, white, and blue drink because their combo pack includes blue raspberry and cherry lemon all in one package.

The white swirls give you everything you need for a red, white, and blue theme. Plus, the flavors are pretty darn tasty too.

Red, White, and Blue Vodka Slushies

Makes 1 cocktail

Ingredients:

• 2 scoops of blue raspberry Luigi Real Italian Ice

• 2 scoops of cherry lemon Luigi Real Italian Ice

• 2 oz. Vodka

• Sparkling water, if desired

In a parfait glass, scoop 2 scoops of blue raspberry slush and 2 scoops of cherry lemon.

Saturate the ice slush with your desired amount of vodka. Add sparkling water if you’d like a less booze-forward drink.

As the Italian Ice melts, it combines with the alcohol to turn into a festive cocktail.

Garnish with glitzy patriotic picks and straws. Cheers!

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Red White and Blue Vodka Slushes

Yield: 1

Prep Time: 2 minutes

Total Time: 2 minutes

Vodka slushes with patriotic flair!

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Ingredients

• 2 scoops of blue raspberry Luigi Real Italian Ice
• 2 scoops of cherry lemon Luigi Real Italian Ice
• 2 oz. Vodka
• Sparkling water, if desired

Instructions

1. In a parfait glass, scoop 2 scoops of blue raspberry slush and 2 scoops of cherry lemon.
2. Saturate the ice slush with your desired amount of vodka.
3. Add sparkling water if you’d like a less booze-forward drink. As the Italian Ice melts, it combines with the alcohol to turn into a festive cocktail.
4. Garnish with glitzy patriotic picks and straws.

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