Raspberry Pops and Bubbles

Ok, sometimes I want to host brunch at my house but coincidently the fact that it usually falls on Sunday morning it is usually a hangover city for me. This means I order a bunch of food from the local bakery. The other issue is my friends are like “oh hey you are a drink-making machine we love brunch at your house because we want fancy brunch drinks”. I am hung over and have zero motivation to mix up anything, especially a hard booze cocktail. Now opening a popsicle wrapper and popping a bottle of champagne is a different story.

So, to make my friends freak out and think I have done something special I make this recipe. Two Ingredients and a garnish if you are motivated enough to even do so. Buy fun flavors of popsicles (there are a lot of fresh fruit popsicles on the market you may want to avoid the regular kid pops because they are really sugary) then pour champagne, cave, or prosecco over them. I impressed my friends and they actually thought I took so much effort to plan out this brunch. Secrets don’t make friends or do they? Happy Brunching!

Ingredients:

  • 4 raspberry popsicles or your favorite flavor
  • 16 raspberries
  • 1/2 bottle of champagne, cava, or prosecco

Instructions:

  • Add popsicle to serving glass
  • Top with champagne, cava, or prosecco

Serves: 4