Chocolate Covered Cherry Popsicles

Popsicles are always a fun treat. Cool, refreshing, and flavorful. Mix up some fun flavors, add a little alcohol, and who can resist? These chocolate-covered cherry popsicles are made with delicious chocolate liqueur, making them perfect for adults. Plus, they can easily be made without the booze, so everyone can enjoy them.

These spiked Chocolate Covered Cherry Popsicles are perfect for adults! Plus, they can easily be made without the booze, so everyone can enjoy them!

Growing up, I can remember my mom loving to eat popsicles, and I think I’ve inherited it from her. She always preferred fruit over chocolate, so it’s no wonder she loved flavors like mango and strawberry. I love both chocolate and fruit, so, naturally, I couldn’t resist making a fruit-flavored popsicle dipped in chocolate.

I made a batch of these chocolate-covered cherry popsicles the other day, and it didn’t take long for the kids to gobble them up. Drizzled with a chocolate fudge topping, they reminded me of chocolate-covered cherries.

These spiked Chocolate Covered Cherry Popsicles are perfect for adults! Plus, they can easily be made without the booze, so everyone can enjoy them!

 

Chocolate Covered Cherry Popsicles

Aubrey
These chocolate covered cherry popsicles are made with delicious chocolate liqueur, making them perfect for adults. Plus, they can easily be made without the booze, so everyone can enjoy them.
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Course Dessert
Servings 10

Ingredients
  

  • 3 cups cherry juice
  • ¼ cup chocolate liqueur {I used a clear one rather than the creamy kind}
  • Quick hardening chocolate ice cream topping such as Magic Shell
  • Popsicle mold
  • Popsicle sticks

Instructions
 

  • In a large measuring cup, combine the juice and liqueur
  • Pour into popsicle molds {as directed for your particular molds}
  • Place in the freeze until frozen, which can take several hours
  • Remove from molds and either dip in a blow of the Magic Shell, or drizzle it onto the popsicles
  • Serve and enjoy!

Notes

For a non-alcoholic version, simply omit the chocolate liqueur from the recipe.
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