Bomb Pop Mocktail
A Bomb Pop Mocktail is a non-alcoholic, kid-friendly drink made by placing a Bomb Pop popsicle into lemon-lime soda and allowing it to melt and blend. This kid-friendly Bomb Pop Mocktail is a delicious way to celebrate the summer holidays. If you are looking for a Bomb Pop drink that the kids can enjoy, this is your recipe.
Non-Alcoholic Bomb Pop Drink
This alcohol-free Bomb Pop drink combines a red, white, and blue Bomb Pop popsicle with lemon-lime soda for an easy summer mocktail. It is colorful, refreshing, and fun for kids, making it a festive choice for the Fourth of July or any hot day.

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No matter if you plan to grill out this 4th of July or relax by the pool, this Bomb Pop Mocktail is the perfect way to kick back and beat the heat this summer.

❤️ Why You’ll Love This Recipe
- Easy to make and tastes delicious.
- A fun twist on a classic summertime treat.
- Alcohol-free. It’s the perfect way for kids to have a special drink on the 4th of July.
🛒Ingredients
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- Lemon lime soda
- Bomb pops
- Ice
See the recipe card below for quantities.
🔪 How to Make Bomb Pop Mocktail

Fill a glass with ice.
Pour the lemon-lime soda into the cup, leaving one to two inches at the top of the cup to make room for the popsicle.

Place the Bomb Pop in the cup and allow it to melt slightly, then stir to mix the flavors of the popsicle into the soda.
Hint: allow the popsicle to melt slightly before enjoying it.

🥄 Equipment
- serving glasses
- measuring cup – optional
🥫 Storage
This drink is best served right away. However, you can store the lemon-lime soda in the fridge until you are ready to serve.
💭 Tips
- You can use any type of lemon-lime soda for this recipe. Store brand would work just fine.
- You can also use sparkling water in place of the soda if you want to make this drink a little healthier.

⁉️ FAQ
Do you have questions about this recipe? Here are the answers to the most commonly asked questions.
The original Bomb Pop has three flavors: cherry, lime, and blue raspberry.
No, Bomb Pops do not have gluten.
The bomb pop got its name from a shape that is similar to a bomb.
No, bomb pops do not have milk in them.
Yes. Any layered cherry, lime, and blue raspberry popsicle—or a store-brand red, white, and blue pop—will create a similar flavor and look.
Yes. Diet lemon-lime soda, zero-sugar soda, or flavored sparkling water all work. Choose the option that fits your taste and dietary needs.
Yes. Try another fruity popsicle or frozen fruit bar, but expect the color and flavor to change as it melts into the soda.
Want the Adult Version?
Looking for a grown-up twist on this festive drink? Try this Bomb Pop Cocktail for an easy red, white, and blue party drink.
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Bomb Pop Mocktail
Equipment
- serving glasses
Ingredients
- 8 ounces Lemon lime soda
- 1 Bomb pop
- ½ cup Ice
Instructions
- Fill a glass with ice.
- Pour the lemon lime soda into the cup, leaving one to two inches at the top of the cup to make room for the popsicle.
- Place the Bomb Pop in the cup and allow it to melt slightly, then stir to mix the flavors of the popsicle into the soda.
Notes
Disclaimer:
Any nutritional data I provide is an approximation and actual dietary information can vary based on ingredients and proportion sizes.
Nutrition


Such easy, delicious, and refreshing drinks to make for today’s Memorial Day celebration.