Gin&Tonic happens to be one of my favorite drinks together with Kir Royale, as different as they can possible be. I love how refreshing a G&T is on a warm summers day or in a hotel-bar after traveling. And honestly, it’s kind of a safe bet as even a pretty crappy bartender knows have to make it.
One of my craziest memories including G&T was that time in the bar of a “family-friendly hotel” in Disneyland Paris. The bartender treated us to some Gin and Tonics containing 12 cl gin and the tiniest dash of tonic. I was a bit dehydrated after being outside on Disneyland for 10 hours in 35 degrees and had minimal food that day. So that killer to a drink ended my night at 9, with me having some serious trouble getting into bed. Flying home the next day with the following hangover was not great, to say the least.
This is one of my favorite ways to enjoy a Gin&Tonic – as popsicles! They are just as ice-cool as I want my G&T to be and it’s just a fun way of having a drink, especially in the summer. And the recipe is super simple, it just needs a bit of time in the freezer.
You will need;
6 cl gin
50 cl tonic
Juice of one lime
Lime slices
Do like this;
In a big bowl – mix the gin, tonic and lime juice and then taste it so its enough lime. Pour it in your popsicle moulds, add in a slice of lime and put away in the freezer. These take a bit of time in the freezer because of the alcohol so they need to be in the freezer for at least 8 hours before serving. Enjoy and drink (eat?) responsible!
And if you ever wondered how it looks when I´m taking the pictures – I´m constantly watched...
fun! I love that idea, especially for at the lake or by the pool
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Thank you 🙂 They are perfect whenever you want something cooling 🙂
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Oh, how divine, and so unique, I love it !!! Now this is worth trying 🙂 Your pics are amazing 🙂
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Oh thank you! 😀 This is absolutely worth a try, I´m having one right now as a Friday-treat after dinner 🙂
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I am a huge fan of gin and tonic.. That drink can never go wrong!!
Popsicle has taken it to another level! Thanks for sharing at FF!!
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It always work! Thank you for stopping by 🙂
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I am so glad it is popsicle weather again! This looks lovely 😊
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Or at least that you can eat them without freezing 😉 thank you so much!
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Amazing – these are so cute! Will def have to try them out 🙂 x
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Thank you! 😀
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I love this idea! A perfect way to enjoy a cocktail in the heat 😀
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Thank you, its perfect for summer even though summer feels like its faaar away here 🙂
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Gin and tonic is one of our favorite drinks, and these would be so refreshing during the warmer months. Pinning!
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It absolutely is 😀
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These sound so refreshing and look so pretty – great idea!
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Thank you! They really are refreshing and always put a smile on peoples faces when you bring them out as a after-dinner drink 🙂
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So fun! I wouldn’t have thought but now I can see riffing your idea into a lot of different cocktails, um I mean popsicles! Thanks for linking up to us on Throwback Thursday!
Mollie
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Haha, thank you! I’ve successfully tried both sangria and Cuba Libre as popsicles before 🙂
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Sangria! Now you’re talking my language, lol! 🙂
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I love this! I think I was having lime margarita popsicles all summer last yr, it might just be this G&T ones this year. FAB! Thanks for joining us at #SaucySaturday. Pinned!! DO join us tomorrow.. XO
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Oh, lime margaritas sounds fantastic as well! Thank you for your visit and off course I´m gonna join tomorrow 🙂
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Perfect summertime treat. Love the photos.
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Have you ever try this? “Jamu”, traditional gin and tonic from Java, Indonesia.
https://plumbonblog.wordpress.com/2016/09/16/jamu-sehat/
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Oh I have never tried anything like that? Is it similar to “the traditional one”?
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Exactly, the traditional ones, made from herbs, such as papaya leaf, tamarinds, ginger, etc.
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Oh. It sounds absolutely delicious!
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