Glasses filled with dry ice with Pomegranate Polyjuice Potion

My next secret to ultra cool Harry Potter style cocktails is dry ice! I’m going to tell you a ground breaking secret (and almost embarrassing for me!). This is my first time using dry iced, EVER! Tell me it doesn’t look so amazing in these photos!? I’ve wanted to dip my toes into this scientific foodie world for a while, but I was a little nervous! I had weird preconceived thoughts that the dry ice would explode or I would burn myself but neither of those things happened!

Tall glasses filled with dry ice and Pomegranate Polyjuice Potion

Tall glasses with dry ice, Pomegranate Polyjuice Potion being poured.

 The trick to using dry ice is to have some really thick gardening gloves handy (don’t handle it bare skinned!) and a little goes a long way. Each of these vessels was filled with just an ice cube sized chunk for an epic effect! And yes, you can actually drink these cocktails! Just don’t put the actual chunk of ice into your mouth because it could burn you! We picked up a ten-pound block of dry ice from Smart and Final but most grocery stores sell it! Cut off the chunks you need with a sharp knife or place the entire block in a warm water filled cauldron.

Tall glass of Pomegranate Polyjuice Potion with dry ice.

If you love this recipe, make sure to check out these other Harry Potter Cocktails!

If you make this Pomegranate Polyjuice Potion, be sure to tag me on Pinterest and Instagram! I seriously love seeing what you guys are making and sharing your creations with the College Housewife community!

Harry Potter Cocktails: Pomegranate Polyjuice Potion

Prep Time5 minutes
Total Time5 minutes
Servings: 1
Get ready for some super spooky Harry Potter themed cocktails! Filled with all the magic you need for any party!

ingredients
 

  • ¼ cup of pomegranate juice 
  • ½ lime juiced 
  • 2 ounces of tequila 

Ginger Ale or Ginger Beer

instructions
 

  • In a large pilsner glass fill with pomegranate juice, lime juice, and two ounces of tequila. Stir for 10-20 seconds. 
  • Top off glass ¾ of the way with ginger ale or ginger beer. 
  • Add in an ice cube sized chunk of dry ice and serve immediately. 
Disclaimer: Nutritional values were calculated using a third-party tool and are provided as an estimation only.
Course: Drinks
Cuisine: Drinks
Keyword: cocktail, fall, fall recipes, Halloween, halloween cocktail, Harry Potter

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Tall glass with dry ice and Pomegranate Polyjuice Potion being poured.

Elizabeth, author of Everyday Elizabeth, drinking at a gathering.

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