Strawberry Peach Wine Slushies are made with just a few ingredients and a blender. Mix them up for a night with the girls or a summer day by the pool!
Strawberry Peach Wine Slushies
Guys, it’s been beautiful here in Maine the last few days and I’m actually feeling hopeful that we’ve seen the last of the snow and summer is surely on its way. We’ve also spent the last few days moving and the nice weather helped soften that task.
But today, I’m bloody exhausted, so I’ll just be over here sipping on these Strawberry Peach Wine Slushies. Wanna join me? Bring these Donut Floaties and I’ll meet you at the pool!
You’re going to love how easy this fun cocktail is to make, with just a few ingredients and a blender you can be slurping these babies out of stemless wine glasses in no time!
You can also make this recipe sweetened or unsweetened depending on your tastes.
Either way, you’re going to love the way the sweet strawberries and ripe peaches come together with white wine for a delicious and refreshing summer cocktail.
Raspberries make a great substitute for the strawberries too! And if you want a slushie that’s got ALL the berries in it, try my Sangria Slushie!
I’m totally digging the alcoholic “slushies” trend right now. I loved Slush Puppies as a kid and these remind me of those, just even better because they’re made with real fruit and booze! Yes, please!
These delicious Wine Slushies are definitely going to help to get me through the next week while we finish moving and I work before taking off on vacation next week, and hopefully, by the time I get back, summer will be well on its way!
How To Make Wine Slushies:
Add fruit, ice, and wine to a blender and blend until slush forms. Add a straw and enjoy!
What I Love About These Wine Slushies:
- Low Calorie! This recipe makes about 4 servings and each serving only has 157 calories! These means they’re a great drink when you’re trying to be “good”!
- Frozen Fruit! By using frozen fruit, not only are we maintaining the nutrients that fruit has to offer (and quickly balancing it out with wine) but it means that you can buy the ingredients well in advance and there’s really no prep time. No need to rinse and dice before adding to the blender!
- Easy! Since the recipe only has 4 ingredients and some ice that gets tossed into a blender, this cocktail comes together super quick and with hardly any work at all!
What Wine Do I Use For Wine Slushies?
For this recipe, the fruits are best matched with a white or rose wine, not red. You can use whatever wine you desire from a Pino Grigio to a Moscato. Personally, I prefer it with Riesling or a Pink Moscato.
How will you enjoy these delicious slushies? They’re great for girl’s nights, barbecues, bridal showers, and so much more! And who doesn’t love a super fun and delicious cocktail!
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Strawberry Peach Wine Slushies are made with just a few ingredients and a blender. Mix them up for a night with the girls or a summer day by the pool!
- 1 1/2 cups frozen strawberries
- 1 1/2 cups frozen peaches
- 2 cups white wine of choice
- 1 cup ice
- 1 oz simple syrup*
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Add all ingredients into a blender and blend until slush forms. Pour into glasses and serve with fruit slices for garnish.
Simple syrup can be left out if desired.
Peggy says
Looks yummy. I’m going to get ingredients next trip to grocery and relax.
Shirley says
What is simple syrup?
Rebecca says
Hi Shirley, it is a liquid syrup made with sugar and water. You can find recipes online to make it at home or you can usually find it in the liquor aisle at the grocery store near the grenadine and lime juice.
Pat says
simple syrup: combine equal parts sugar and water — put in sauce pan and heat until sugar is dissolved — let cool
Ashley says
Any good wine suggestions for this?
Kristine says
Moscato
Paula says
Barefoot Moscato
I just made it and it is so good.
Rebecca says
So glad you liked it Paula, Moscato is a great choice!
Liz says
I’m definitely making some of this after I have my baby. I love wine especially Moscato. Thanks for sharing.
Vickie says
Can simple syrup be made sugar free for diabetics?
Rebecca says
Hi Vickie, I’m honestly not sure, but you could try using maple or agave syrup instead, I think those are supposed to be more diabetic friendly liquid sweeteners.
Peggy says
Is Karo syrup considered a simple syrup. And, if you use a sweet wine like Moscato would it be necessary? Do the frozen fruit contain sugar? It looks so good but need to know this since I have never made mixed drinks like this.
Rebecca says
Hi Peggy, no simple syrup and Karo syrup are not the same, this is simple syrup: http://amzn.to/2shA1eg but you can also make it home with sugar and water on the stove. The sweetness is really up to you, you can make it without and if you like it, there’s no need to add sugar. The frozen fruit I used didn’t contain any added sugar but that doesn’t mean there aren’t brands that do, so just double check. Enjoy!
Suzy says
Do the strawberry and blueberry have to be frozen
Rebecca says
Hi Suzy, the fruit doesn’t have to be frozen, but it does help with the slushie consistency. You may need to use more ice if you use fresh fruit 🙂 Enjoy!
Deloris Steele says
Thanks for the resciept on the strabbies and peach slushie. Im going to makes some forme and the girls!
Stephanie says
Hi – do you think this can be made then frozen ? Headed to the lake and we don’t have a blender there. Was hoping to make at home and take with / store it in the freezer then serve.
Thoughts ?
Rebecca says
Hi Stephanie, Yes, I would recommend getting a bucket or 9×13 inch pan to pour the liquid into. I wouldn’t bother adding ice if you’re going to freeze it. Use a wooden spoon to slush it up when ready to serve, might want to take it out of the freezer about 20 minutes before serving so it’s easier to slush.
Bernice Chêne says
Would like your drink slushies recipes, there awesome looking, please in my gmail, thx.
Rebecca says
Hi Bernice, you can always email the recipe to yourself using the icons at the top and bottom of the post.
Ronna says
Which white wine do you use?
Rebecca says
Hi Ronna, you can use whatever white wine you prefer or even a rose.
Karen says
I was wondering can I make it without wine?
Rebecca Hubbell says
Hi Karen, I guess you could, but you’d need to replace it with another liquid like water or juice, but I have no idea how it will taste.
Daryn says
I don’t like wine…really any alcohol. Nothing seems to taste good to me. What do you think about pineapple juice?
Rebecca Hubbell says
Hi Daryn, you can definitely use fruit juice instead.
Rosemary Stevens says
I don’t drink alcohol, I was thinking might be just as tasty with white grape juice.
Lesley says
Instead of wine cud use a soda or diluting juice for children pls
Stephanie says
Hi-
Would sparkling wine/champagne work?
Rebecca Hubbell says
Yes!
Barbarah Distefano says
OMG!!! I Just made this with Pino Grigio and it tastes sooo good!!!! You can’t even taste the wine so if you don’t like wine this is a great recipe to try!!! Would love to try more of your recipes.
Rebecca Hubbell says
Hi Barbarah, I’m so glad you enjoyed it, I bet you’ll love my Sangria Slushies too!