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Three frozen cocktail recipes to try this summer
Debbie Shing shares the boozy drinks we need to stay cool all season long.
July 21, 2022 10:02 a.m. EST
July 21, 2022 10:03 a.m. EST
The temperatures are rising and the summer heat is real. Keep yourself and your crowd cool with these frozen-inspired cocktail recipes from cocktail expert Debbie Shing. From boozy popsicles to sparkling spritzers, scroll on to feel the chill even on the hottest of days.
Citrus wine spritzer
A sparkling cocktail made with your favourite citrus.
Adult rose popsicles
Who says popsicles are only for kids? Make this boozy version for your adult crowd.
Frozen sangria
Keep cool all summer long with this easy-to-make sangria recipe.
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