If you're looking for a recipe for a cool looking July 4th popsicle that will also get you a little tipsy, this frozen red, white and blueberry cheesecake recipe will do the trick. The boozy Independence Day treat comes from the Host the Toast blog.
This 'poptail' -- a mix between a cocktail and a popsicle -- was almost called the absolute best frozen dessert the world has ever seen. The delicious July 4th popsicle doesn't have a strong alcoholic taste, as you wouldn't want it to overpower the cheesecake or fruit flavors. If you want to skip the alcohol all together, you can substitute the Rumchata (or Bailey's!) for milk. The strawberry, cheesecake and blueberry layers are also topped with a sprinkling of graham cracker crumbs for added decadence.
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