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Raspberry-Peach Bellini Ice Pops

Three ice pops with the sticks stuck into a holder Each one is peachy yellow with a bright raspberryred top blending in...
Alex Lau

Prosecco adds a little bit of a kick to these fruity pops. Avoid the urge to add any more than the recipe calls for—too much alcohol and the pops won’t freeze solid.

Recipe information

  • Yield

    Makes 24 to 30 Servings

Ingredients

Raspberry Layer

1 10-ounce bag frozen raspberries
¾ cup Prosecco or other sparkling white wine
¼ cup sugar
Pinch of kosher salt

Peach Layer and Assembly

2 16-ounce bags frozen peaches
2 cups Prosecco or other sparkling white wine
½ cup sugar
Pinch of kosher salt

Special Equipment

Thirty 2-ounce ice-pop molds and wooden sticks

Preparation

  1. Raspberry Layer

    Step 1

    Purée raspberries, Prosecco, sugar, and salt in a blender until very smooth. Pour 1 Tbsp. raspberry purée into each ice-pop mold (it won’t be very deep; only about ½–¾". You may not use all of it). Freeze while you make the peach purée.

  2. Peach Layer and Assembly

    Step 2

    Purée peaches, Prosecco, sugar, and salt in a blender until very smooth. Pour peach mixture over raspberry mixture to fill molds. Cover and insert sticks. Freeze until firm, at least 4 hours. Dip molds briefly in hot water to release pops.

    Step 3

    Do Ahead: Ice pops can be made 1 week ahead. Keep frozen.

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