
This fun blue raspberry slush is my family’s go-to for sunny days. It’s bright creamy and full of playful vibes. Perfect for get-togethers—kids and adults gulp it down once the weather gets warm.
The first time I made this was at a barbecue in our backyard. It vanished almost instantly. My little cousins keep begging for their 'blue drink' at every birthday bash now.
Blissful Ingredients
- Fresh raspberries: totally optional but add tang and look cute floating in your drink
- Blue sprinkles: pile them on for even more fun color—bonus points for natural options
- Coconut whipped cream or regular whipped cream: fluffy topping makes it feel extra fancy stick with coconut whip if you’re skipping dairy
- Coconut extract: just a touch brings in a tropical twist pure extract tastes best
- Lemon lime sparkling water: fizzy and fresh lifts the drink go for brands mixing in real fruit flavors
- Ice cubes: can’t have a slush without ‘em crushed or solid works
- Blue Raspberry Martini mix: brings a big blue punch and sweet tang pick one that actually has real fruit flavors
- Whipping cream liquid: makes it rich and creamy don’t bother with non-dairy versions unless you want a different taste pick up the real stuff from the fridge section
Simple Directions
- Dress it up:
- After pouring it into glasses spoon on your whipped cream top with sprinkles then drop in a raspberry or two for color
- Pour it out:
- Scoop thick blue goodness into four tall glasses silicone spatula helps you get every drop
- Blend everything:
- Everything—cream Martini mix sparkling water coconut extract and ice—goes straight into your blender. Blitz at top speed for up to a minute until it’s super thick and icy scrape down the sides if you need to get any stray ice crushed in.
- Get stuff ready:
- Set out all your toppings so they’re easy to grab measure the liquid cream Martini mix coconut extract and sparkling water prep your ice cubes right before blending

That blue raspberry Martini mix is my not-so-secret trick for a wild blue color. Last summer my niece took over decorating with sprinkles—now it’s a whole thing the kids fight for who gets to do it.
Fresh Keeping Advice
This is best sipped icy-cold from the blender. Got leftovers Put them in a freezer container stash ’em in the freezer. Let sit out for fifteen minutes then give it a good stir before you pour again. Try freezing your glasses ahead for extra frosty vibes.
Switch-Ups and Swaps
If you’re out of Blue Raspberry Martini mix grab blue raspberry sports drink or blitz plain lemonade with frozen blueberries. For the coconut extract swap in vanilla for a throwback cream soda feel. Use regular whipped cream or pick any dairy-free topper you already love.
Serving Ideas
Deck out each glass with wild straws or toss on edible flowers for special days. Pass it out with light snacks or mini sandwiches for a fun touch at kid parties. Grownups might want to stir in a shot of their fave clear spirit for blue slushie cocktails.

Fun Backstory
Back in the 1970s blue raspberry flavor showed up to grab attention. It fast became the go-to for slushies and candies at fairs. When you whip this up at home it’s like bringing the carnival straight to your kitchen.
Frequently Asked Questions
- → Can I top with standard whipped cream instead of coconut?
Absolutely, either coconut or regular whip on top will taste good. Try both if you want, each offers a different vibe.
- → If I’m out of Blue Raspberry Martini mix, what else can I use?
No stress! Swap in blue raspberry syrup or even regular fruit punch for a fun twist when you don’t have the martini mix.
- → What’s the trick for that ideal icy blend?
Just toss lots of ice in and blend on high for 30 seconds to a minute. You'll get that smooth, frosty finish you want.
- → Which glasses are best for this drink?
Try 240 ml glasses for single servings. Chill them before pouring if you want extra chill and slower melting.
- → How can I switch it to non-dairy?
Simple—pick plant-based whipped cream and coconut whip. Your drink will be dairy-free and still delicious.
- → Any tips for making the drink look even cooler?
Toss some blue sprinkles and raspberries on top—super easy and it makes everything look party-ready.