Strawberry Prosecco Slushie

Strawberry prosecco slushie is the perfect party drink. With sweet strawberry and fragrant elderflower, this pale pink cooler is the perfect elegant cocktail.

Strawberry Prosecco Slushie

I love this grown-up slushie. It’s refreshing, fruity and light, making it ideal for hot summer days or nights. The elderflower cordial reminds me of all that’s best about an English summer. However, it also works well for year-round parties. Dancing in hot rooms in your best evening wear can have you longing for a cooling treat so this iced drink is perfect. In an elegant cocktail glass, it’s smart enough for a wedding or a ball. Yet it’s easy to make at home for a party in the garden or supper with friends. Make it in advance and then blend to serve when your guests are ready.

How to Make a Strawberry Prosecco Slushie

Step one – Put the water, cordial and strawberries in a pan. Gently simmer for a couple of minutes until the fruit is soft. 

Step two – Lightly mash the fruit.

Step three – Pass the mixture through a sieve. Use a spoon or spatula to press the flesh of the fruit through the sieve. Discard the pips left behind in the sieve.

Step four – Allow to cool. 

Step five – Mix the strawberry and elderflower with the same volume of prosecco. Then put it in a freezer-safe pot in the freezer and leave to freeze. It will not become solid ice because of the sugar and alcohol – it should be more like sorbet.

Step six – When you are ready to serve, break the frozen mixture up with a fork. Put it in a blender jug and give it a quick whizz. 

Step seven – Add the same volume of prosecco again. Then blend until smooth. Be careful not to over-blend, as you don’t want it to melt.

Serve strawberry prosecco slushie immediately in chilled cocktail glasses. To give it a celebration feel, garnish with a strawberry, mint and a slice of lemon or lime.   

Hints, Tips & Variations for Strawberry Prosecco Slushie

• Try other flavours of cordial. Anything light and fruity will work well, so experiment.
• You can leave out the cordial. If you do, double the liquid and sugar. 
• Use the best strawberries you can find, especially out of season. I like ‘Katrina’ in the early autumn.   
• Use champagne (not too dry) or a rosé wine instead of prosecco.
• You can also freeze the strawberry and prosecco mix in an ice cube tray. This works well for serving smaller numbers, so try it if you are entertaining one special guest. When frozen, put the cubes in a box or bag to store in the freezer. Take out as many as you need. 
• Use a good blender – it makes life so much easier!  

A Good Slushie Needs a Good Blender

To make a smooth slushie, you need a good blender. I made this strawberry prosecco slushie with my new KitchenAid High Performance Blender.

The blender is solid and reassuringly heavy. It’s also remarkably quiet for a power blender. A great vortex is important to the design. This drags the ingredients down into the blades, so there’s no need to use the damper to push them.   

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Strawberry Proseccco Slushie

A delicious celebration drink for a hot evening

Servings: 6 people

Author: Helen Best-Shaw

Prep Time20 minutes mins

Cook Time5 minutes mins

freezing6 hours hrs

Total Time6 hours hrs 25 minutes mins

Cook ModePrevent your screen from going dark

Ingredients

• 100 ml elderflower cordial
• 200 g strawberries (and a few extra to garnish)
• 100 ml water
• 400 ml prosecco
• mint leaves and lemon slices to garnish ((optional))

Instructions

• Put the water, cordial and strawberries in a pan. Gently simmer until the fruit is soft. Mash fruit.
• Pass the mixture through a sieve. Use a spoon or spatula to press the flesh through. Then discard any pips left in the sieve. Then allow to cool.
• Mix the strawberry and elderflower with the same volume of prosecco. Freeze the mixture.
• When you are ready to serve, break the frozen strawberry mixture up with a fork. Blitz in the blender. Then add about the same volume again of prosecco. Blend again until smooth. Then serve in chilled cocktail glasses.

Notes

Nutritional Information

• This recipe is 2 Weight Watchers Smart Points per portion

• Please note that the nutrition information provided below is approximate and meant as a guideline only.

• Unless stated otherwise cup conversions have been made with an online tool. For accuracy please check with your favoured conversion tool. We recommend buying inexpensive digital kitchen scales.

Nutrition Facts

Strawberry Proseccco Slushie

Amount Per Serving

Calories 51 Calories from Fat 9

% Daily Value*

Fat 1g2%

Saturated Fat 1g6%

Sodium 7mg0%

Potassium 127mg4%

Carbohydrates 5g2%

Fiber 1g4%

Sugar 4g4%

Protein 1g2%

Vitamin C 19.7mg24%

Calcium 11mg1%

Iron 0.4mg2%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

Course: Drink

Cuisine: British

Keyword: Strawberry Prosecco Slushie.

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Recipe for prosecco strawberry slushie sponsored by KitchenAid.  We also received a blender for review, all opinions our own.