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Frozen Sangria – “Slushies” for Adults

Frozen Sangria, Great for parties, make ahead

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You could say that sangria is a thing here in Pleasantville, a very big thing.  We like it boozy, full of berries and even Canadian, but with the addition of this frozen sangria recipe, we’re confident we’ve finally got all our sangria bases covered.  Here’s your step-by-step guide to making these slushies for adults. After all, why should kids have all the fun? 

Frozen Sangria, Great for parties, make ahead

How to Make Frozen Sangria

Frozen Sangria, how to make, ingredients needed

The first thing you need to gather up is your supplies and if you’re a true sangria lover, you probably have most of the ingredients on hand. I like Woodbridge Cabernet Sauvignon but you can use any red wine. You’ll also need Triple Sec, a bag of mixed berries, fresh oranges, water and sugar (see exact amounts on recipe card).

Frozen Sangria

You’re going to mix everything in a large bowl and then you’ll start to question if you even want to proceed to the frozen part. As tempting as it is to stop here and just start enjoying it, trust me when I say the wait is worth it.  Let the mixture chill for a minimum of four hours in the fridge. 

Frozen Sangria

Once your sangria has had time to chill, remove orange slices and pour mixture through a fine mesh sieve into another bowl and press berries to extract any remaining juice. DO NOT WASTE A DROP; there’s wine in them berries. Once you’ve pressed your berries to a pulp, you’ll want to pour into two rectangular containers with lids. Place containers in freezer and then wait. 

Frozen Sangria

Check your Frozen Sangria every hour, and run a fork through it, it will eventually start to get slushy. When totally frozen, run a fork through it to break it up. 

How to make Frozen Sangria

And now your patience is ready to be rewarded. Scoop your frozen sangria into glasses and serve with fresh orange slices. You can use spoons to scoop it up, or you can let it get a little melt-y and sip on it. Either way, you’re going to love this twist on sangria. 

Frozen Sangria for Parties

[yumprint-recipe id=’104′]Frozen Sangria or Slushies for Adults

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Filed Under: Cocktails, Food & Drink Tagged With: frozen berries, how to make frozen sangria, oranges, slushies for adults, triple sec, what type of wine do you use for frozen sangria, Woodbridge

About Candace Sampson

Candace is founder and editor-in-chief of Life in Pleasantville which isn't half as fancy as it sounds. You can find her sharing travel stories on What She Said Radio and on CTV Ottawa Morning Live.

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