Bomb Pop Cocktail Drink

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Raise a glass to the end of summer with a nostalgic twist on a classic treat! This Bomb Pop Cocktail Drink combines the vibrant flavors of grenadine, blue raspberry vodka, and zesty spiked lemonade into a visually stunning, patriotic masterpiece.

Each layer of red, white, and blue delivers a refreshing burst of fruity goodness, perfect for celebrating any occasion with a splash of fun.

Dive into this colorful concoction and enjoy a taste of summer that's both sweet and spirited! And If you're looking for a non-alcoholic option, you can try our Frozen Bomb Pop Cooler or this Berry Sparkler drink!

Red, white and blue drink with a Bomb Pop sitting on top of glass.

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Sit back, relax, and enjoy the delicious layers of fruity grenadine, sweet spiked lemonade, and blue raspberry vodka in this Bomb Pop Cocktail Drink.

All of the beloved flavors of the classic Bomb Pop Popsicle are brought to life in this cold and refreshing boozy beverage, making it a great choice for any patriotic holiday!

This red, white and blue drink is an excellent way to celebrate the upcoming Labor Day, bringing a fun and flavorful element to your patriotic festivities.

If you're looking for a simple cocktail that is sweet, boozy, and visually appealing, this Bomb Pop drink with vodka is the perfect choice!

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Why You'll Love This Recipe

  • Perfect for patriotic holidays - This recipe can be used for the 4th of July, Memorial Day, Labor Day, or any patriotic holiday that you celebrate. It's a super easy and versatile drink for any time of the year!
  • Simple and quick - In just five minutes you'll have these beautifully layered Bomb Pop Cocktail drinks on your hands! They are extremely easy to whip up quickly. 
  • Five ingredients - You will need just five ingredients for this recipe, and one of them is ice! 
  • Appealing and flavorful - The layered effect of this cocktail is visually appealing and makes it just a bit more interesting than a regular cocktail. For another layered drink option that is non-alcoholic, you can try this Mermaid Slush.

Ingredients

Grab the ingredients below to make this Bomb Pop alcoholic drink recipe!

Ingredients for making a Bomb Pop Cocktail sitting on a white marble counter.
  • Grenadine is sweet, rich, and perfectly red! It adds to the fruitiness of the cocktail and is an amazingly delicious option for the red layer of this drink. 
  • Vodka, when mixed with lemonade, creates the "white" layer of this drink. You can opt out of adding this to your lemonade, or add less, if you are looking for a drink that's not as strong. 
  • Lemonade brings a tart, citrusy flavor to this cocktail that is perfectly reminiscent of the lime layer of the traditional Bomb Pop Popsicle. 
  • Blue raspberry vodka is sweet, tart, and bright blue, making it a great choice for the blue layer of your cocktail. Any blue-colored liquor, such as blue curaçao, should work as well!
    If you need a non-alcoholic blue raspberry option, try this blue Jello slush drink. Or if you want the kick, simply add vodka to the recipe for a delicious alcoholic version!

See recipe card for full information on ingredients and quantities.

Substitutions & Variations

  • Feel free to use any blue-colored liquor of your choice for the blue layer of the cocktail.
  • You can use a spiked lemonade such as Mike's Hard Lemonade or Smirnoff instead of mixing vodka with lemonade .
  • For some extra sweetness, garnish each cocktail with a Bomb Pop Popsicle or a fruit kabob.
  • You can make your layers bigger or smaller depending on your preference! As long as your heavier liquids are poured first, you should still be able to achieve the nice layered look.

Recipe Instructions

Once you've gathered all your ingredients, chill your glasses and follow the steps below for the perfect Bomb Pop liquor drink!

Tall cocktail glass filled with small ice cubes.
  1. Step 1: Fill each glass with small ice cubes.
Tall cocktail glass filled one quarter full with grenadine.
  1. Step 2: Pour 1 ounce of grenadine into each cocktail glass.
Pouring a mixture of lemonade and vodka from a measuring cup into a ice-cube filled glass of grenadine.
  1. Step 3: Mix vodka and lemonade in a small measuring cup. Gently pour mixture into glasses, splitting it evenly.
Tall ice-cube filled drink colored red, white and blue.
  1. Step 4: Transfer 3 oz. of blue raspberry vodka to a measuring cup. Pour it into glasses, splitting it evenly between the two. Serve immediately.
Ice filled glass filled with a red, white and blue mixture.

Helpful Tips

  • To easily make these cocktails into mocktails, you can use Hawaiian Punch, Gatorade, or even Sprite and food dye to create the colorful layers instead of using alcohol. 
  • When adding ice cubes to your cocktail glasses, leave at least an inch or so of room at the top of your glass so that the entire drink can fit.
  • Chilling your liqueurs before adding them to the cocktail is an extra measure you can take to maintain the different layers of the drink.
  • Use a lemonade without pulp for the smoothest taste and best layering results.
Red, white and blue drink surrounded by patriotic party favors.

Recipe FAQs

What type of glass should I use for this Bomb Pop cocktail recipe?

For the best presentation of the red, white, and blue layers, use a tall, clear, glass for these cocktail drinks.

Highball glasses will work perfectly! Using a smaller or wider glass may not give as much of a distinct layered effect.

How can I prevent the layers from mixing together?

If your layers mix while pouring, try using a small measuring cup or pour each layer over the back of a spoon. This way, the liquid will pour more evenly.

Also, make sure you're pouring the layers in the correct order, with grenadine being first as it is denser than the other liquids.

How long do the layers last before they begin mixing?

As these cocktails sit, the layers will inevitably begin to mix. That's why it's important to serve these drinks immediately after preparing them so that the layers last as long as possible!

Also, by following the helpful tips above, you can make sure that the layers stay distinct for a while before they mix.

How can I make these patriotic cocktails into mocktails?

It's easy to turn these cocktails into fun mocktails! Simply swap out the alcohol with Hawaiian Punch, Gatorade, or even Sprite.

You can use food dye to create the colorful red, white, and blue layers, making it a festive and refreshing drink for all ages.

Two red, white and blue cocktails garnished with Bomb Pop popsicles.

Storage & Freezing Instructions

Storage Instructions

There's no need to store this drink, just serve immediately and enjoy!

Freezing Instructions

There's no need to freeze this drink.

Hand holding a red, white and blue cocktail with red and white striped straw.

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Red, white and blue drink surrounded by patriotic party favors.

Bomb Pop Cocktail Drink

A refreshing blend of grenadine, blue raspberry vodka, and spiked lemonade, layered in vibrant red, white, and blue for a fun, patriotic cocktail.
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Prep Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
Servings: 2 servings
Calories: 356kcal
Author: Sara
adjust servings: 2 servings

Ingredients

  • 2 ounces grenadine (divided)
  • 3 ounces vodka (divided)
  • 3 ounces lemonade
  • 3 ounces blue raspberry vodka
  • Small ice cubes to fill two cocktail glasses

Instructions

  • Chill cocktail glasses.
  • Fill each glass with small ice cubes.
  • Pour 1 ounce of grenadine into each cocktail glass.
  • Mix vodka and lemonade in a small measuring cup. This will allow you to pour it with a small stream, avoiding the colors from mixing.
  • Gently pour mixture into glasses, splitting it evenly.
  • Transfer 3 oz of blue raspberry vodka to a measuring cup. Pour it into glasses, splitting it evening between the two.
  • Serve immediately.

Notes

  • To easily make these cocktails into mocktails, you can use Hawaiian Punch, Gatorade, or even Sprite and food dye to create the colorful layers instead of using alcohol. 
  • When adding ice cubes to your cocktail glasses, leave at least an inch or so of room at the top of your glass so that the entire drink can fit.
  • Chilling your liqueurs before adding them to the cocktail is an extra measure you can take to maintain the different layers of the drink.
  • Use a lemonade without pulp for the smoothest taste and best layering results.

Nutrition

Calories: 356kcal | Carbohydrates: 40g | Protein: 0.1g | Fat: 0.3g | Saturated Fat: 0.01g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 0.03g | Monounsaturated Fat: 0.01g | Sodium: 11mg | Potassium: 39mg | Fiber: 0.1g | Sugar: 32g | Vitamin C: 6mg | Calcium: 5mg | Iron: 0.1mg
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