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Passion Fruit Rosé Popsicles

Author: Maryanne CabreraPublished: Jun 29, 2017Updated: Sep 11, 2023
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Passion fruit rose popsicles are fun and tasty way to cool down during the summer. Rose wine is blended with passion fruit, pineapple, and strawberry.

Passion Fruit Rose Popsicles

Reasons to Make Rosé Popsicles

It’s that time of the year! Billy of Wit & Vinegar is hosting another Popsicle Week!

Last year I made these kiwi coconut popsicles. The year before that I made these Pimm’s popsicles.

I’m back with another boozy ice pop- passion fruit rosé popsicles!

This summer (and for every summer after that), you can drink your rosé and eat it, too!

I’m a big fan of boozy popsicles. They’re so fun to share with friends poolside or while your just lounging around trying to keep cool from the summer heat.

These passion fruit rosé popsicles are the perfect combination of tropical flavors.

Best of all, they’re SO EASY to make.

Passion Fruit Rose Popsicles

Ingredient Notes

Only a handful of ingredients are needed to make these sweet, refreshing rose popsicles. Use the listed ingredients as a guide. Feel free to swap in your choice of fruits to customize the frozen dessert to you liking.

  • Passion Fruit Puree : Passion fruit is a delicious tart tropical fruit. Fresh passion fruit is generally available all year long. If you are unable to find the fresh fruit, seek out frozen passion fruit puree. Scroll down for more detailed information.
  • Rose Wine : Use your choice of rose wine or dry white wine. Color of the finished popsicles will not be pink-orange with white wine.
  • Frozen Fruits : This recipe uses a combination of frozen pineapple and frozen strawberries. Many fruits pair well with passion fruit. Recommended frozen fruits include: mango, peaches, nectarines, and orange.
  • Simple Syrup : A mixture of equal parts water and sugar boiled to a thick liquid. This is used to sweetened the popsicles. Easily make it from scratch or purchase it bottled.
Passion Fruit Rose Popsicles

Passion Fruit

This delicious tart tropical fruit goes by many names. It is known as passion fruit in the most of the United States and it is called liliko’i in Hawaii.

Passionfruit is native to Brazil, but is now grown all over the world in tropical and subtropical climates. There are many varieties of this fruit with various skin colors ranging from purple to yellow.

If you are unable to find fresh passion fruit, use frozen passion fruit pulp (like the package photographed above). The frozen pulp should have one ingredient: just passion fruit!

Look for unsweetened pulp that is free of preservatives and other ingredients. Most chain supermarkets sell Goya frozen passion fruit.

Passion fruit by itself is rather tart and acidic. It makes the base for the most delicious fruit drink. Once you try passion fruit juice you’ll be forever changed.

Passion Fruit Rose Popsicles

Recommended Popsicle Molds

I personally use this 10 cavity popsicle mold. It is easy to clean and easy to use!

However, there are plenty of other options. Here are some ideas:

  • Ice Cube Tray: pour the mixture into an ice cube tray and freeze. Once solid, process the cubes in a blender to make a slushy, frozen sangria!
  • Paper Cups: pour mixture into the paper cups, cover with foil, and pop a wooden stick in it. Freeze and then peel off the paper and eat.
  • Freezer Safe Containers: use a freezer safe container such a shallow plastic storage container. Fill the container, cover, and freeze. Serve the frozen sangria like a granita, or allow to soften slightly and then scoop like sorbet.

Assembly Instructions

Simply combine all the ingredients in a blender and process until smooth. Pour the mixture into popsicle molds. Pop them in the freezer until the liquid is solid.

Passion Fruit Rose Popsicles

While these passion fruit rosé popsicles are more than enough on their own, you can definitely kick it up by serving it with a glass of chilled rosé.

Freezer Storage

Unmold passion fruit rose popsicles once solid. Serve immediately after unmolding.

For longer storage, individually wrap each ice pop in plastic wrap. Store wrapped popsicles in an airtight freezer ziptop bag for up to a month. Keep in the coldest part of your freezer.

More Passion Fruit Recipes

  • Passion Fruit Cake
  • Tiki Passion Pineapple Rum
  • Passion Fruit Curd

Passion Fruit Rosé Popsicles

These passion fruit rose popsicles are fun and tasty way to cool down during the summer. Rose wine is blended with passion fruit, pineapple, and strawberry.
Yield: makes 10 popsicles
Prep Time: 10 minutes minutes
Freeze Time: 6 hours hours
Total Time: 6 hours hours 10 minutes minutes
Servings: 10
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Equipment

  • frozen pop molds

Ingredients

  • 4 oz passion fruit puree
  • 1 cup rosé wine
  • ½ cup frozen pineapple chunks
  • ¾ cup frozen strawberries
  • ⅓ cup + 3 Tablespoons simple syrup*

Instructions
 

  • Combine passion fruit puree, wine, pineapple, strawberries, and simple syrup in a blender. Process until smooth.
  • Pour liquid mixture into the popsicle mold. Insert wooden popsicle sticks. Freeze for at least 6 hours until popsicles are solid.

Notes

To make simple syrup: bring to a boil equal parts water and granulated sugar. Once sugar has dissolved, remove from heat and cool to room temperature. Keep simple syrup chilled in the fridge until ready to use.
  • I use this popsicle mold from Amazon
All images and text ©The Little Epicurean
Author: Maryanne Cabrera
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Keyword: rose popsicles, passion fruit popsicle, boozy popsicles, frozen treat
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Reader Questions and Reviews

  1. Betsy says:
    June 29, 2017

    Yum! This look fabulous.

    Reply
  2. Marlynn | UrbanBlissLife says:
    July 5, 2017

    Beautiful presentation! I love the flavor combo of these popsicles. What a delicious way to cool off during the summer heat!

    Reply
  3. Milena | Craft Beering says:
    July 5, 2017

    I love boozy popsicles! The passion fruit and rose sound perfect to blend with pineapple and strawberries. These treats can keep me happy by the pool all day long:)

    Reply
  4. Lynn Woods says:
    July 5, 2017

    Oh goodness…these look so good and refreshing.

    Reply
  5. Kristen Kavan says:
    July 5, 2017

    i am loving all the different ways rose is being used! Rose popsicles sound amazing!

    Reply
  6. Leah says:
    July 5, 2017

    Boozy popsicles are the best popsicles, and these sound so delicious! Cheers!

    Reply
  7. Cindy Rodriguez says:
    July 7, 2017

    Popsicles are my jam right now as it’s soooo hot in LA. This sounds like the perfect adult-friendly cold treat. Dying to make!

    Reply
    • Maryanne Cabrera says:
      July 12, 2017

      Thanks!!

  8. Lindsay says:
    July 8, 2017

    These look amazing! I am all about the rosé popsicles!! The perfect party treat/drink for the heat!! Thanks for sharing the recipe! xx, Lindsay

    Reply
    • Maryanne Cabrera says:
      July 12, 2017

      Thank you!

Maryanne Cabrera

Meet the Author

Maryanne Cabrera is a classically trained pastry chef, baker, cake maker, and cocktail shaker.
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