Bourbon Nutella Popsicles
Msg for 21+: These 3-ingredient Bourbon Nutella Popsicles are a delicious treat for those adults at your summer pool party who don’t plan on driving back home ~ cos it’s so hard to stop at just one of these!!
In my very small circle of friends, pool parties + popsicles seem to go hand in hand! And, usually, there are a variety of kid-friendly popsicles circulating around. Today, however, I have a popsicle for the adults who gather at those pool parties. Today, I have these super simple, delicious, boozy Bourbon Nutella Popsicles to share!
Actually, I am only sharing the recipe, because, when it comes to thinking of sharing these Bourbon Nutella Popsicles, well, I think sharing is overrated! 😊 Speaking of sharing though, these Bourbon Nutella Popsicles can be shared alongside these Limoncello Popsicles, so your adult guests have a variety to choose from.
Buuuuuuut, back to these Boozy Nutella Pops, these are made with just three ingredients:
1) Milk
2) Nutella, and
3) Bourbon
Slightly warm the milk up not to boiling, but slightly warmer than room temperature (so the Nutella will easily dissolve in it). Vigorously mix in the Nutella till well blended and set mixture aside so it comes down to room temperature. When it comes down to room temp, then stir in the bourbon. I used some bourbon I had lying around – which got me thinking, does alcohol expire?
But – I digress… back to these popsicles…
At this point, you might want to taste it to make sure the bourbon doesn’t over power the Nutella in these pops.
By the way, if you are short on time and looking for a delicious adult beverage, this mixture of Bourbon and Nutella can be served chilled as well – it is just as delicious as it is in popsicle form.
If you would like to make these popsicles totally gluten free, you could use a gluten free corn bourbon (yes it does exist – at least according to this article) along with the Nutella and milk. If you’d like to make this dairy free, then sub in some coconut milk and your favorite dairy-free chocolate hazelnut spread.
And, if you’d like to go a completely different direction, you could use this recipe to inspire you to try different liquor and chocolate combinations like say white chocolate, milk and Arrack (an alcoholic drink very popular in Sri Lanka that is said to taste like a cross between whisky and rum and is now available at stores worldwide) or these Bourbon Chocolate Popsicles!
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Ingredients
- 1.5 cups milk
- ½ cup Nutella
- 6 tablespoons Bourbon
Instructions
- Place milk in a microwave safe bowl and heat it in 15 second intervals till it is slightly warmer than room temperature (it took me 2 x 15 second intervals).
- Then whisk in the Nutella, making sure to whisk it well. Then set bowl aside for mixture to cool to room temperature.
- When it reaches room temp, pour in the bourbon and mix. Then pour into popsicle molds and freeze for an hour. At the hour mark, place the popsicle sticks into the popsicles and freeze at least another hour or two – then enjoy responsibly.
Notes
** Nutrition Facts are estimated based on ingredients and data provided by Very Well Fit. Please consult a doctor if you have special dietary needs.
Boozy nutella ice pops…wow..must taste amazing!
p.s I didn’t see the bourbon, but 2 nutella listed in the recipe
Thanks so much for catching that, Angie! I’ve made the correction 🙂
OMG! I love this idea and how easy they are to make! The combination of the nutella and bourbon with chocolate sounds fabulous! 🙂
I would never have thought of this combo — bourbon and nutella — but I love it! Genius!
I’ve never made popsicles with alcohol, but these bourbon and chocolate combination will not let me sleep tonight, haha! I need to make it, looks delicious 🙂
Shashi you’re a woman after my own heart ~ WOW! I love bourbon. I love Nutella. I love popsicles. Why haven’t I thought of this before??
I love the idea of popsicles geared towards the adults! And I do love a good glass of bourbon, so I would be all about these popsicles. You’re tempting me to make a batch of these this weekend! And then you tell me that I can just sip on the drink by itself? I don’t even have to wait for it to freeze? I’m definitely making these now…either that, or sending my drone down to you!
OMG, these are so dreamy! I’ve never made popsicles with Nutella or Bourbon before, but now I’m thinking I definitely need to try.
Can I come to one of your pool parties please Shashi? I mean If this is what’s on offer I definitely need an invite. Ha ha! What’s good though is that although I currently couldn’t currently afford the airfare I can afford to make these as they’re only 3 ingredient. Genius! What a wonderfully simple but brilliant recipe. No sharing of these for me either! 🙂
Just beautiful. I love these photos! Do you really taste the bourbon? Cause I can hardly stand the smell of bourbon or whiskey. I wish i could.
OMG! I love this idea and how easy they are to make! The combination of the nutella and bourbon with chocolate sounds fabulous! 🙂
I would never have thought of this combo — bourbon and nutella — but I love it! Genius!
I’ve never made popsicles with alcohol, but these bourbon and chocolate combination will not let me sleep tonight, haha! I need to make it, looks delicious 🙂
Can I come to one of your pool parties please Shashi? I mean If this is what’s on offer I definitely need an invite. Ha ha! What’s good though is that although I currently couldn’t currently afford the airfare I can afford to make these as they’re only 3 ingredient. Genius! What a wonderfully simple but brilliant recipe. No sharing of these for me either! 🙂
OMG, these are so dreamy! I’ve never made popsicles with Nutella or Bourbon before, but now I’m thinking I definitely need to try.