On July 4th 1776, America declared its independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain. In 1992, Fat Head’s declared its independence from lame, tasteless beer when it opened shop in Pittsburgh’s notorious South Side. Since then, our thirsts remain quenched thanks to Fat Head’s creative (and award-winning) brews. As we started getting ready for this summer’s 4th of July celebration, we reminisced about all the barbecued meats, fresh fruit, stocked beer coolers, and popsicles that we indulge in each year. And BOOM- the idea hit us, like fireworks over the Ohio! Why not create a refreshing beer popsicle that the adults can enjoy too. There is no better beer that screams summer quite like Fat Head’s Bumble BerryIt’s brewed with fresh honey and sun-ripened blueberries. Basically, it’s the best tastes of summer captured in bottles of beautifully crafted beer.We stayed true to this brew by incorporating the same ingredients already found in this refreshing beer to ensure popsicle status worthiness. A touch of honey and fresh blueberries makes this the tastiest brew you’ll ever have on a popsicle stick. Please lick responsibly.

Bumble Berry Popsicle – Ingredients

  • 1 bumble berry* bottle
  • 1/2 cup honey
  • 1 lemon, juiced
  • blueberries

Bumble Berry Popsicle – Accessories

  • popsicle molds
  • popsicle sticks

Bumble Berry Popsicle – Directions

  1. Open Bumble Berry bottle, pour beer into a large mixing bowl
  2. Squeeze fresh lemon into bowl of beer
  3. Add honey
  4. Stir until well-combined, set aside
  5. Place a few (or lots) of fresh blueberries into popsicle molds
  6. Pour beer mixture into molds
  7. Add popsicle sticks to mold
  8. Place in freezer
  9. Once popsicles are frozen, Enjoy!

*Bumble Berry is a Honey Blueberry Ale brewed year-round. It’s a light,yet flavorful ale with a great blueberry aroma and a hint of sweetness . It was voted “Most Refreshing Beer” in 2010 by Global Warming Open

Cheers N’at
D&T
Pennies, Pints, Pittsburgh

We are a husband & wife blogging team who loves beer, food, and Pittsburgh. We were both born and raised in the City of Bridges and now are proudly raising our own family here. Pittsburgh is going through a tremendous craft beer boom and we are beyond thrilled to be a part of it. We enjoy blogging about the local craft beer scene and also enjoy the challenge of effectively incorporating those local beers into some of our favorite recipes. 

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