The Best Frozen Whiskey Sour Ever!
- SERVES
- 4
- PREP
- 10 Min
Let the celebrating begin with this yummy whiskey sour recipe! We call them The Best Frozen Whiskey Sour Ever because they're just that. They're sweet, tangy, refreshing and have just the right amount of whiskey to get the party started. And, lucky for you, the main ingredient can be found in the freezer section of your local grocery store! With all this flavor in a flash, everyone will want a taste of this summertime cocktail.
What You'll Need
- 4 (6-ounce) containers frozen lemon ice
- 1/2 cup whiskey
- 1 tablespoon maraschino cherry juice
- Fresh lemons, oranges, and cherries for garnish
What to Do
- In a blender, combine the frozen lemon ice, the whiskey, and the cherry juice. Mix until well blended and silky smooth.
- Pour into stemmed glasses, garnish with fruit, and serve immediately. Oh, don’t forget the straw, as this is the perfect sipper.
Mr. Food Test Kitchen Tip!
- As for the type of whiskey, there is no need to use an expensive blend since it will be blended with the ices. We have also added a splash of lemon liqueur to this and boy, does it give this an extra pucker-up punch that’s very welcome.
- Looking for more fun drink recipes? Try our Sangria Granita for something refreshing and Italian. And it's always a fiesta when you're serving these Marvelous Frozen Margaritas!
- We've got an amazing collection of Cool Summer Drink Recipes that the whole family is going to love!
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Trishr98 4375108
Jan 01, 2013
My mother -in-law made this just a little different. She would use 1 6oz frozen o.j. and 1 6oz frozen lemonade, 1 6oz can of whiskey, blend in blender pour in old fashion glasses (type of drink glasses) Add slice of orange, and the cherries
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