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    Strawberry Frosé

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    I'll never forget the first time I tried frosé. It was a brutally hot summer day and I was dining outdoors with my family. After contemplating way too long over the cocktail menu as I normally do, I decided to go with what seemed like the only logical choice, a frozen drink. The waiter came back with a sparkling glass of slushy pink strawberry frosé and placed it directly in front of me. I was instantly enamored. One sip and this was my new favorite summer cocktail!

    What is Frosé?

    Frosé is simply frozen rosé wine. It's usually mixed with strawberry puree. Since becoming a national trend a few years ago, there have been endless variations of this drink. Many recipes call for freezing the wine, making a strawberry flavored simple syrup, straining it then refreezing again. But for anyone who requires instant gratification like me, I figured there had to be a simpler and more direct method to getting this drink into my hands.

    Quick and Easy Strawberry Frosé

    All you need are 3 ingredients, a blender and your favorite wine glass to make this drink.

    The key to getting a slushy consistency without waiting around for the wine to freeze, is to use frozen strawberries. The strawberries are added together with a good quality chilled rosé wine in a blender. This Cantina Zaccagnini rosé was a great pick and is a delicious well balanced wine. It needed just a hint of liquid cane sugar to counteract the tartness of the strawberries.  If you have any frozen, in-season, ripe strawberries tucked away, they may be sweet enough that you can skip this step altogether.

    Of course, no cocktail would be complete without a beautiful garnish. I like to cut up a few strawberries and slice them in the center to add to the rim of the wine glass. You could also garnish with a sprig of mint.

    Make it a Mocktail

    You can also make this drink non-alcoholic.

    Make a delicious mocktail using sparkling water instead of wine. There are also some really great non-alcoholic rosé wines that have become popular lately. Check out this list of the best non-alcoholic rosé wines of 2021 here. Some of them taste very much like the real thing and would be a great substitute in this recipe.

    Easy Strawberry Frose'

    Easy Strawberry Frose'

    Easy Strawberry Frose'

    If you liked this cocktail you might also enjoy this Strawberry Basil Cooler.

    Strawberry Frose'

    Strawberry Frosé

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    Prep Time 5 mins
    Total Time 5 mins
    Course Drinks
    Servings 1 glass
    Calories 240 kcal

    Equipment

    • high power blender

    Ingredients
      

    • 1.5 cups frozen strawberries
    • 1 cup chilled rosé wine
    • 1-2 teaspoon liquid cane sugar or simple syrup (optional)

    Instructions
     

    • Add wine to blender.
    • Add the strawberries.
    • Blend until strawberries are completely blended and you get a slushy consistency.
    • Add sweetener of choice to taste (optional).
    • Pour into a chilled wine glass.

    Notes

    Note that nutrition and calorie information will vary depending on type of wine used in this recipe. The information provided is purely just a rough estimate.

    Nutrition

    Serving: 1glassCalories: 240kcalCarbohydrates: 24gProtein: 1gPotassium: 330mgFiber: 4gVitamin A: 26IUVitamin C: 127mg
    Keyword cocktail, frosé, frozen, rosé, Strawberry, summer, wine
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