Rhubarb slush

Now this, this is probably the most important post I'll ever make. Rhubarb slush is my favorite food. It really is. Whenever I respond to standard, "so what's your favorite food" questions with Rhubarb slush, I get the typical barrage of confused looks. But I make no excuses, rhubarb slush truly is my favorite food. Nothing says summer to me like sipping on slush at my aunt Mary Beth's cabin. I haven't had slush is such a long time, I knew it was something I had to make as soon as vacation…

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This Frozen Rhubarb Slush from Platter Talk is a delicious and refreshing drink that is made with fresh rhubarb and a few other simple ingredients. Every sip carries the taste of spring.

My family loves rhubarb, and this is such a fun way to enjoy it. It's nice to have in the freezer and bring out when guests drop by. Even people who aren't crazy about rhubarb enjoy it. —Cathie Beard, Philomath, Oregon

This recipe is near and dear to my heart. I don't think there was a single summer growing up that we didn't make this frozen treat. Easily made with fresh or frozen rhubarb, this recipe is a great refreshing way to enjoy the multitudes of rhubarb that will be coming out of your garden! (not

Strawberry Rhubarb Slush - A Farmish Kind of Life

I outright demanded that Guestblogger Alita get this recipe from her mom because I have been hearing about the infamous slushes for years n...

Rhubarb slush is a unique cocktail with flavors from fresh rhubarb, with that tangy sour flavor, sweetened with a touch of sugar and a squeeze of lemon juice. Add in vodka and a splash of club soda - delicious.

Rhubarb Slush is one of the best-frozen cocktails, especially when paired with liquor. Here's a Rhubarb Slush recipe in both adult and kid-friendly variant!

Something cool to try this summer is rhubarb and blueberry! Yes! Blueberry and Rhubarb! Two great flavors in one deliciously cool recipe. This frozen rhubarb slush drink can be made as a mocktail or cocktail. If you're growing rhubarb and blueberries, just grab some from the garden or picking both up at your local farmer's market. Here is a great way to use these summertime fruits into a summer fun drink!