Mangoscato Popsicles

Mangoscato Popsicles Recipe
By Ann
A delicious, cool and fun ice pop dessert and libation in one. These Mangoscato Popsicles are a special sweet and tasty treat for adults on a hot summer day!

Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Total Time: 1 hour, 10 minutes

Ingredients:

• 2 cups Mangoscato Wine
• 1 ½ cups Guava Nectar (Mango Nectar may be substituted)
• 2 TBSP Honey

Directions:

• In a large bowl add 2 cups Mangoscato, 1 ½ cups guava nectar and 2 tablespoons of honey; mix. Adjust flavor to your taste.
• Pour Mangoscato mixture to the fill line of each ice pop mold.
• Insert and secure cap and ice mold sticks.
• Freeze for an hour or longer.
• To serve: eat frozen pops, or – after Mangoscato popsicles have frozen, fill a wine glass halfway with crushed ice and add ½ cup of Mangoscato and 2 tablespoons of guava nectar (mango nectar may be substituted); stir.
• Add a Mangoscato popsicle and garnish with a slice of mango.
• Serve.

• Makes 6 Mangoscato Popsicles

Mangoscato Popsicles Mise en Place:

• Large Bowl
• Spoon
• Measuring Cup
• 6 Ice Pop Molds

Mangoscato Popsicles Ingredients:

• 2 cups Mangoscato Wine
• 1 ½ cups Guava Nectar ( or Mango Nectar may be substituted)
• 2 TBSP Honey

Mangoscato Popsicles Directions:

• In a large bowl add 2 cups Mangoscato, 1 ½ cups guava nectar and 2 tablespoons of honey; mix. Adjust flavor to your taste.
• Pour Mangoscato mixture to the fill line of each ice pop mold.
• Insert and secure cap and ice mold sticks.
• Freeze for an hour or longer.
• To serve: eat frozen pops, or – after Mangoscato popsicles have frozen, fill a wine glass halfway with crushed ice and add ½ cup of Mangoscato and 2 tablespoons of guava nectar (mango nectar may be substituted); stir.
• Add a Mangoscato popsicle and garnish with a slice of mango.
• Serve.

• Makes 6 Mangoscato Popsicles

Snitch the kids’ Ice Pop Molds to make this delicious and sweet adult popsicle treat! Seriously delicious, this is a fantastic summer “cocktail”!

Notes: You may substitute Mascato Wine for the Mangoscato. If you do, be certain to use mango nectar and not guava nectar for that mango-y taste.

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As always, drink responsibly and please don’t drink and drive.

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