Bomb Pop Cocktail with Prosecco

This festive 4th of July cocktail is only two ingredients and it's so easy to make! It's a combination of the nostalgic Bomb Pops with an adult twist, you'll love this Bomb Pop cocktail!

You'll love this bomb pop cocktail with prosecco

It’s so easy to make. Two ingredients, no mixing, no muddling, no extra glassware! It's the perfect party drink. I'm sure when you think of a bomb pop cocktail, you think of the layered drink. The blue layer, the red layer, and the clear layer. This is SO much easier to make and just as delicious! 

It has Bomb Pops, which are a 4th of July must. They're so nostalgic, doesn't it just remind you of an ice cream truck? They are an absolute 4th of July necessity for all your holiday festivities turned into such a fun boozy drink! 

It’s super simple to make a mocktail version for little ones. This is fun for the whole family! If you want to make a mocktail, simply swap out the prosecco for Sprite.

Ingredients

Prosecco. I recommend using a dry prosecco, I love Costco or ALDI's prosecco. For the price and quality? You can't beat it! But, I recommend a dry prosecco because the popsicle will add so much sugar, you don't want sweetness overload.

Bomb Pops. You can use any of your favorite 4th of July popsicles, or just normal popsicles! The popsicle takes the place of ice cubes, so your drink will stay ice cold on a hot summer day. You can find Bomb Pops at your local grocery store, especially during the 4th of July season.  

How to make this bomb pop cocktail

This bomb pop cocktail recipe couldn't be easier to make for Memorial Day Weekend or 4th of July weekend.

1. Unwrap your bomp pop popsicle and place it in a wine glass.
2. Pour 6 oz. of prosecco over the popsicle and enjoy! 

This is such a fun way to turn the classic bomb pop popsicles into a boozy cocktail. Plus, there's no layering, using the back of a spoon to make a fun drink. This is so simple and can be made in to time so you can get back to your Independence Day celebrations. 

Substitutions and variations

Mocktail. Swap out the prosecco for Sprite (or any lemon-lime pop) or sparkling water and enjoy! This is so easy to turn into a non-alcoholic drink so anyone can enjoy this during your 4th of July celebrations. 

Popsicle Cocktails.​ Not the 4th of July? You can turn this patriotic cocktail into a popsicle cocktail that's perfect for any summer party. 

Prosecco Substitutions. You can use lots of different things in place of prosecco for this drink. Mike's Hard Lemonade is a great choice, Smirnoff Ice, black cherry or lime hard seltzers, or if you want a non-alcoholic version you can use lemon lime soda, sparkling water, or regular lemonade. This bomb pop drink can be enjoyed by all during Fourth of July parties, it's the perfect drink! 

FAQs

What are the three flavors of a bomb pop?

The three flavors of a Bomb Pop are blue raspberry, lime, and cherry. 

Which prosecco is dry?

When looking for dry prosecco, you'll want to look for the "Brut."

Is prosecco just cheap champagne?

Champagne is more expensive than prosecco, but no! Champagne comes from the Champagne region in France whereas prosecco can come from other regions like Northern Italy or California.

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