Easy Strawberry Frosé Slushies Recipe

When frosé season arrives, I’m always ready to whip up this delightful summer recipe! While I adore a refreshing glass of rosé, a summer staple, mixing things up with a rosé wine slushie is fun.

This versatile frosé recipe, with its lovely rosy hue, is a hit at any gathering. It’s not overly sweet, making it a crowd-pleaser. Plus, you don’t need to splurge on an expensive bottle of rosé, as it’s blended with strawberries. I’ve served this at summer pool parties, garden parties, and even birthday parties, and it’s always a hit.

Serve it with some of my favorite summer snacks, such as a Fresh Fruit Platter with Homemade Fruit Dip, Cheese Platter, or Ham and Cheese Sliders.

Another frozen drink to try is my frozen strawberry daiquiri! It’s delicious! 

Why This Recipe Works

• Uses very little sugar and is not sweet.

• Fresh lemon juice gives the cocktail some acidity and balance.

• Fresh tarragon (or thyme) adds a beautiful flavor to the drink, giving it an elevated taste. This is optional, but so good.

• It’s an easy frosé recipe, requiring zero freezing time and no straining!

• All you need is a blender! No fine-mesh strainer, medium saucepan, or other bowls. All of the ingredients are blended into one powerful blender.

Shopping List and Ingredient Notes

This recipe has only a few main ingredients: rose, strawberries, and lemon juice. 

The herbs are added to give it a fresh flavor but are optional. Here is a list of the simple ingredients used to make easy froze.

• Frozen Strawberries – These work best for texture and give a slushy consistency and strawberry flavor.
• Rosé – Any affordable bottle of rosé will work.
• Lemon Juice – Fresh always. Provides the cocktail with a little kick, and lime juice works, too.
• Sugar – I use a little sugar to balance the drink.
• Tarragon (optional) – Adds a beautiful freshness. You can also use fresh thyme too.
• Ice – To give it a thick, slushy texture.

Recipe Variations

Watermelon Frosé: Use frozen watermelon chunks instead of strawberries and add a splash of triple sec for a hint of citrus flavor.

Peach Frosé: Swap out the strawberries for fresh peaches and add some mint leaves for extra freshness.

Mango Frosé: Replace the strawberries with frozen mango chunks and add a dash of cayenne pepper for a spicy kick. Also, try my frozen mango margarita.

Strawberry Vodka Frosé: Adding vodka to frose will create a more potent cocktail and slightly change the flavor. But you can add 1/4 cup vodka to this recipe if you prefer. You may need to add more ice to get a thick texture.

Frozen Mojito Recipe: This is the best-frozen mojito you’ll ever make! 

Frozen Gin and Tonic: One of our most popular cocktails.

Strawberry Tequila Sodas: Refreshing and easy to make. These are perfect for summer.

Frozen Paloma: Another one of our favorite frozen drinks. It’s a fun twist on the classic Paloma. 

Frozen Pina Colada Recipe: If you like piña coladas… you know where to find the best-frozen pina!

White Wine Sangria Recipe: The best traditional white wine sangria recipe.