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Coffee and Cream Stout Beersicles

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Last Updated on June 7, 2023 by Leah Hall

Frozen Beersicles? Yep, frozen beer popsicles! Read on, I won’t say more!

 

In the summer there is nothing like a good cold beer to chase the heat away after a day out in the sun, but a close second is a nice frozen treat. Our thought was what if we could combine the two of them and make a frozen treat? Also, everyone loves a Popsicle, and we have had some success making adult Popsicles with wine, so why not make some with beer?

 

A good beersicle would be a delightful adult treat, and we knew just the beer to use!

 

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Beer Popsicles with coffee beans and Brickway Beer and coffee grinder in background

Popsicle Mold / Popsicle Sticks / Coffee Grinder

Beer Popsicles

We recently had an evening out with friends at a local brewery, Brickway Brewery, where we had the chance to try out the various beers they brew. One of our favorites was a delicious coffee vanilla stout which was a collaboration between Brickway and one of our favorite local restaurants, The Grey Plume, who roasts their own coffee.

Brewed using The Grey Plume’s coffee, the Coffee Vanilla Stout has a rich flavor of coffee, malt and delicious dark chocolate and a splash of vanilla bean. After trying Brickway’s Coffee Vanilla Stout, we had lots of ideas for how we could use this delicious beer (including drinking it!) especially as the coffee and chocolate flavors of this beer made it a great candidate for cooking and mixology.

Beer Popsicles with coffee beans and Brickway Beer and coffee grinder in background

What Ingredients are Needed for the Beersicles?

  • Sugar
  • Stout Beer
  • Whipping Cream
  • Coffee

 

For our Coffee and Cream Stout Beersicles we combined fresh cold brew coffee and cream with the Coffee Vanilla Stout and a little Simple Syrup. We combined the stout with a cream to give the beersicles a smoother creamier texture, too. We started out by filling the popsicle molds with the beer and cream mixture and allowing it to freeze to a consistency like soft serve.

 

Next we layered the coffee, cream and Simple Syrup mixture on top of the beer mixture, which gave a different color and flavor. Then, to finish of the beersicles, we filled the remaining space with a mixture of coffee, cream and beer. We allowed the beersicles to freeze overnight.

Beer Popsicles with coffee beans and Brickway Beer and coffee grinder in background

The Coffee and Cream Stout Beersicles were deliciously creamy and cool with a rich flavor of the stout and chocolate. The cream gives a silkiness and richness that helps to balance out the slight bitterness of the coffee and frozen beer.

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These beersicles were not overly sweet, and really were a delicious balance of savory and sweet which made them a nice treat.

 

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Creamy, coffee and Coffee Vanilla Stout combine to make these delicious beersicles
Yield: 6

Coffee and Cream Stout Beersicles

Prep Time: 10 minutes
Freeze Time: 5 hours
Total Time: 5 hours 10 minutes

Beersicles, yep! These are popsicles made with beer!

Ingredients

Beer Popsicles

  • 4 ounces coffee
  • 1 Tablespoon sugar
  • 1.50 ounces heavy whipping cream
  • 6 ounces stout beer

Instructions

Combine beer and whipping cream.

Ladle into popsicle molkds, freeze 40-45 minutes until fairly frozen, slightly more than slushy.

Meanwhile combine coffee and sugar, stirring until sugar is dissolved.

Pour coffee mixture into popsicle molds, over the beer mixture.

Place in popsicle sticks.

Freeze at least 4 hours or overnight.

Cheers!

Nutrition Information:

Yield:

6

Serving Size:

1

Amount Per Serving: Calories: 44Total Fat: 2.6gSaturated Fat: 1.6gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 0gCholesterol: 10mgSodium: 4mgCarbohydrates: 3.2gFiber: 0gSugar: 2gProtein: 0.3g

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Margo

Thursday 28th of July 2022

Hello again, I'm at it again, making your delicious beersicles. This summer I'm running into trouble getting the beer proportion to work out with the coffee proportion; I keep running out of coffee which is annoying. I'm trying to do the math and figure it out, but I'm also wondering: when you make these, is your goal to have two distinct layers, or to have them meld together quite a bit? Because I'm wondering if it would make sense to just combine them before filling molds, so as to uncomplicate it. Would I be messing up a preferable thing, do you think? Would it work more or less the same? It's a bit tricky in different molds to know how far each mixture would go, and the beer one is the greater portion. Advice?

The Noms

Thursday 28th of July 2022

Hi Margo! You may be totally able to mix everything together. Honestly, we have not made these in quite a while, so maybe we need to revisit them. But I think we had trouble with it freezing right when it was all together, but you can sure try it out. Sorry, I can't give you a better answer until I make these again! Thanks!

Margo

Friday 2nd of July 2021

When you described how you made them above (with simple syrup, for example), they sounded more complicated, and made differently than the recipe provided. Am I right?

Margo

Sunday 4th of July 2021

@The Noms,thank you, I'll go with that. It sounds easier!

The Noms

Friday 2nd of July 2021

Hey there! The recipe in the recipe card is the updated and accurate recipe. I have not rewritten the post as of yet. Thanks!

Cathy Mini

Friday 8th of July 2016

I am loving all of these dessert recipes that include alcohol. I can't wait to try these beersicles!

The 'Noms.

Sunday 10th of July 2016

I know, me too! We thought these were fabulous!

Lacy Arthur

Friday 8th of July 2016

No but really, when I am no longer pregnant or breastfeeding, i will be making these!!

The 'Noms.

Sunday 10th of July 2016

I can't wait for you to try them! They are super good! Have a fabulous rest of your pregnancy! ;)

maggieunz

Friday 8th of July 2016

Wow! Just wow! I didn't want a popsicle until I saw your pictures. Now, I need one... or two. :)

The 'Noms.

Sunday 10th of July 2016

LOL! I will join you, we can popsicle it up! ;)

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