Ice Coffee Ice-Pops with Zipzicle

ByTammy

Iced Coffee Frozen Pops for that special adult treat when it’s hot outside.

Ice Coffee Ice-Pops with Zipzicle and GIVEAWAY

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I remember as a little girl how I loved it when mom came home with those flavored ice pops from the store. We didn’t have A/C back then and this was a real treat in the summertime.  But now, I can make my own with Zipzicles by WizCo.  Since I’m older now and not really fond of the kid flavors anymore, I figured I would make something the adults would love.  French Vanilla Ice Coffee Ice-Pops came to mind quickly.

But first a little about Zipzicle.  I was so happy when WizCo contacted me about using their latest product for a more adult recipe.  And who doesn’t love ice coffee in the summertime?

These are so easy to use and store.  Just make your favorite liquid recipe, pour it into the Zipzicle sleeve, and freeze.  Each pouch has a zip lock closure on the end which really keeps messes from happening.  They push up so easily too.  I love all the different recipes for kids and adults they have on their website.  Be sure to check those out.  I love the idea of making a bunch of these for a party, take on your next camping trip and I know these would be a great hit at any child’s party or after a long game of soccer.

Iced Coffee Frozen Pops for that special adult treat when its hot outside.

Ice Coffee Ice-Pops with Zipzicle

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Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
INGREDIENTS
  • 1/2 pound of your favorite ground coffee flavor
  • 4 quarts of cold water
  • Your favorite French Vanilla creamer
  • Your favorite form of sweetener
INSTRUCTIONS
  • In a large container, mix the coffee and water together and stir well. Cover with plastic wrap and let it sit for 8 hours to overnight. I just let mine sit on the counter overnight.
  • Line a mesh strainer with cheesecloth and set over a pitcher. Pour the coffee mixture into the strainer, allowing the liquid to run through. Discard grounds. I have used coffee filters instead of cheesecloth before for this process.
  • Add your creamer and sweetener to your taste and place in fridge until cool.
  • Next using a funnel at the open end of the Zipzicle, pour the ice coffee mixture until you get to the full line on the pouch. Close the end and freeze.
  • I always have leftover ice coffee to enjoy later.
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I hope you enjoy my version of French Vanilla Ice Coffee.  It’s so yummy.

Stay cool and enjoy,

Tammy

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27 Comments

  2. Wow, these are super neat! I have never heard of them, but I will definitely look to purchase! Just the other day I was looking for something to make a popcicle for the kids -so, I went to purchase something and couldn’t find anything. Now I know where to look. Thanks!

  5. I would have to say vanilla is my favorite flavor of iced coffee. I add a little bit of homemade chocolate syrup to it and its yummy!

  6. I’m not a huge iced coffee fan… I do like the occasional iced cappucino but I think making an iced green tea-sicle would be fun to try!

  8. These are so cool! I’ve never heard of them before. I would love your iced coffee recipe. Thanks for the giveaway and yummy idea, Tammy!

  10. What a great idea !! these would be great for the summer time. Not to mention all types of smoothies and drinks you can make and freeze. Thank you

  14. No, I really don’t like my coffee cold, or even tepid! I’ll drink it steaming hot (no flavor) even when it’s 100 degrees outside.

  15. I just read a blog today about Zipzicles and the recipe looks so yummy. My daughter and I will love these! Experimenting with flavors and making these ourselves is going to be half the fun!

  16. I do not enjoy coffee iced or not, but there are other recipes to use in making ice pops I would enjoy for the zipzicle.

  24. I love Coffee iced, and hazelnut flavored is my favorite. These zipzicles are neat.

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