co*ke Slushie Recipe (Frozen co*ke) (2024)

Whether you call it a co*ke slushie or a co*ke icee, it's a summer past time classic! Frozen co*ke is so easy to make at home and you can even add a few embellishments to make over the top gourmet! It's a family-friendly frozen drink that's sure to be a hit!

What is a co*ke Icee?

A co*ke icee is a frozen co*ke drink made from cola carbonated soda that's has a slushy texture, somewhere between frozen and liquid. It may also be called a Slurpee, Slushie, or Frozen co*ke.

You can often find them at 7-11, other convenience stores or a movie theater. At McDonalds they're called a co*ke slushy,

At most commercial locations, it is made in a special patented machine that keeps the liquid at a cold temperature where it doesn't completely freeze but keeps it at a softly frozen liquid consistency.

But's easy enough to make a copycat co*ke slushie you can make at home using two different pieces of kitchen equipment.

Why You Will Love This Frozen co*ke

• Simple ingredients!
• All you need are a blender but you can also use an ice cream maker.
• Kid-friendly treat the whole family will love.
• Way better than a co*ke icee from the gas station store!

If you love this co*ke slushie recipe you might also enjoy a watermelon slushieand a virgin pina colada.

Ingredients

You don't need much to make frozen co*ke at home. Here's a look at the main ingredients.

• co*kE! plain a simple. You need chilled Coca Cola or another favorite cola-flavored drink.
• Coconut syrup: It's totally optional but it adds a great flavor!
• Limes: Fresh limes are best.

Variations

• Diet co*ke: YES! It works great if you want to make it less calories!
• Other soda flavors: You can make a co*ke slushie with any type of soda regular or diet. So feel free to experiment with making an Orange Slurpee, Mountain Dew Slushie, Frozen Sprite, and Root Beer.
• Make it creamy! Add a bit of heavy cream to the glass!
• Transform it into a gourmet co*ke icee! Add syrups, cream, and or fruits such as lemon, lime strawberry puree etc. It'll take your icee up to another level 100% with some of these combinations!
  • coconut + lime
  • pineapple, pineapple, lime and a dash of cream
  • strawberry puree, coconut and a dash of cream
  • peach and strawberry

PRO TIP:Invest in some really great Torani syrups! They will last for a long time and have the best flavor.

How to Make a co*ke Icee in a Blender

Probably the most accessible way to make co*ke icee is using co*ke ice cubes and a blender.

1. Pour your co*ke into an ice tray about ¾ full and let it freeze completely.

PRO TIP:One tray will use about one 12 ounce can of soda and then you will add another can of soda to the blender. This combination makes 2-3 servings but you can make more by freezing more trays of co*ke ice cubes.

2. Place all the co*ke ice from tray.
3. Add another 12 oz can of co*ke to the blender.
4. Pump in the syrup and blend it up.

5. Serve up your copycat co*ke Slurpee with a lime and a straw!

How to Make an Icee in an Ice Cream Maker

I love using my KitchenAid ice cream maker as a slushy maker! Why I think it works better:

1. Requires less steps
2. Makes a thicker slushy
3. Makes it more slushy

All you do is add your chilled soda to the cold ice cream maker and let it stir for 10-15 minutes.

Expert Tips

• Only fill up the ice cube trays three-quarters of the way full. The soda will expand quite a bit as it freezes.
• Use quality syrups, such as Torani, to create unique flavor combinations.
• Serve up your co*ke slushie with a squeeze of lime for more flavor.
• Using an ice cream maker? Freeze ice cream bowl for at least 15 hours prior to use or follow your ice cream maker's instructions.
• Make sure the soda is chilled before blending or making in the ice cream maker.

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