Adjust the amount of whiskey to suit your taste preferences. For a milder slush, reduce the whiskey by 1/2 cup. For a sweeter slush, add more sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, to taste before freezing. If the slush is too hard to scoop, let it sit at room temperature for a few minutes to soften slightly. Feel free to experiment with different types of citrus. Lime or grapefruit can be used in place of lemon or orange for a unique twist. For a non-alcoholic version, omit the whiskey and substitute with additional strong brewed tea or ginger ale.
Coralie Flatley
Mar 16, 2025I added a splash of orange liqueur to the slush and it gave it an extra layer of flavor.
Doris Turcotte
Jan 11, 2025I made a non-alcoholic version for the kids and they loved it! I used sparkling cider instead of whiskey.
Bria Sauer
Nov 7, 2024I made this for a party and everyone raved about it. I used bourbon and it was delicious.
Carolanne Tillmanstoltenberg
Oct 24, 2024I found the ginger ale a bit overpowering, so I used less next time and it was much better.
Marta Kunze
Sep 3, 2024This recipe is a keeper! I've shared it with all my friends and family.
Georgianna Schamberger
Aug 21, 2024So easy to make and perfect for hot days. I added some cherries and it looked beautiful.
Mckenzie Block
Jul 9, 2024This recipe is fantastic! It was a huge hit at my summer barbecue.
Rashad Anderson
Feb 18, 2024The slush was a bit too sweet for my taste, so I reduced the sugar next time and it was perfect.
Candice Ruecker
Feb 16, 2024This is a great make-ahead recipe. I made it a week in advance and it was still perfect.
Joshuah Koelpin
Oct 5, 2023I tried this with rye whiskey and it gave it a nice spicy kick. Will definitely make again!