The ultimate Aussie drink: Genius cocktail recipe using Paddle Pop Cyclone iceblocks

May 2024 · 2 minute read

Thousands of TikTok users are praising a simple but delicious cocktail recipe made from Streets' Paddle Pop Cyclone iceblocks and vodka.

Dayna, from Perth, posted a demonstrative video and made the refreshing beverage using the cyclone iceblocks, Absolut Vodka and Vodka Cruisers.

Cyclone iceblocks are a classic Australian treat made from real fruit juice and feature a swirl of three different flavours - peach, pineapple and blueberry. 

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Dayna, from Perth, posted a demonstrative video on TikTok and made the refreshing beverage using the Australian cyclone iceblocks, Absolut Vodka and Vodka Cruisers In the video the three ingredients were blitzed together in a Nutribullet then poured into cocktail glasses with a snake lolly as a sweet garnish

Dayna, from Perth, posted a demonstrative video on TikTok and made the refreshing beverage using the Australian cyclone iceblocks, Absolut Vodka and Vodka Cruisers

Unlike classic cocktails that can often be difficult to make at home, the cyclone cocktails are incredibly easy to make.

In the video the three ingredients were blitzed together in a Nutribullet then poured into cocktail glasses with a rainbow snake lolly as a sweet garnish.

The cocktail idea would be perfect to serve before a night out with friends or when celebrating a birthday. 

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The TikTok video has since gone viral and been viewed more than 98,000 times with hundreds tagging their friends in the comments.

'I wanna make this!' one person wrote, another added: 'Looks like heaven.'

'I know what I'm drinking at the next girls night,' a third said.

Last year mums around the country started making frozen cocktails on the go using the new $19 portable USB blender from Kmart The clever idea first surfaced on social media after a woman shared two demonstrative videos using the device to the Kmart Mums Australia Facebook group

Last year mums around the country started making frozen cocktails on the go using the new $19 portable USB blender from Kmart 

Last year mums around the country were also making frozen cocktails on the go using the new $19 portable USB blender from Kmart.

The clever idea surfaced on social media after a woman shared two videos using the device to the Kmart Mums Australia Facebook group.

'If you haven't already, get yourself the $19 USB blender - perfect for cocktails,' Louise wrote.

In the video, she adds an alcoholic beverage to a berry-flavoured drink, pops the lid on and blends the cocktail together.

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