Raspberry Italian Cream Soda is a fun (alcoholic or not) twist on a childhood favorite. Perfect for parties, girls’ nights, or just a special treat. It tastes like old times with bright flavors and colors that will wow any guest!
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What’s in Italian Cream Soda?
You all know that cocktails are one of my favorite things to make for the blog, and these boozy raspberry Italian cream sodas are no exception. They’re beautiful, delicious, and fun!
- Club Soda: Make it bubbly!
- Raspberry Liqueur: I prefer to use Chambord.
- Heavy Cream: Creamy and dreamy!
- Whipped Cream & Raspberries: Top it off with some garnish!
Pro Tip: To make this non-alcoholic, use regular raspberry syrup!
Italian Cream Soda Flavors
You can switch out the syrups to make any soda flavor you want. Use limoncello, lime liqueur, Cointreau (or triple sec), or strawberry liqueur. Or opt for an already creamy liqueur, like Bailey’s Strawberries & Cream, Baja Luna Tequila Black Raspberry Cream Liqueur, or DeKuyper’s Creme de Banana. Make a black and white soda with some Ghirardelli Chocolate Liqueur or a Butterbeer with DeKuyper’s Buttershots.
This classic drink is a combination of carbonated water, flavored syrups, and cream. Simple but delicious! Mixing your own drink with your preferred flavor makes it taste much fresher than pre-made soda drinks, and the cream just makes it a little more dessert-like.
Yes! Heavy cream (or heavy whipping cream) will make the creamiest, most indulgent soda you’ve ever tasted!
While this Italian cream soda recipe isn’t kid-friendly at first, it is super easy to make a non-alcoholic version too. All you have to do is use a regular raspberry syrup instead of the liqueur and you’re good to go! Kids will definitely love this classic too, but the adult versions are a little more fun for the rest of us.
What to Serve with Raspberry Cream Soda
These boozy Italian cream sodas a great brunch or girls’ night drink! Serve them with French Toast Casserole, Belgian Waffles, or Buttermilk Pancakes for the perfect boozy brunch. They’re great with berry tiramisu, no bake cheesecake cups, or an easy raspberry tart to end a sweet night in!
(Alcoholic) Raspberry Italian Cream Soda Recipe
Ingredients
- 4 ounces Chambord Raspberry Liqueur (see note)
- 1 cup club soda
- 1 teaspoon heavy cream
- Whipped cream
- Fresh raspberries for garnish
Instructions
- Pour 2 ounces Chambord into the bottom of a tall glass. Top with ½ cup club soda.1 cup club soda, 4 ounces Chambord Raspberry Liqueur
- Drop in ½ teaspoon heavy cream. For effect, leave unstirred. Once drinking, it tastes best stirred.1 teaspoon heavy cream
- Top with Whipped Cream and Raspberries for garnish! Repeat with next glass. Enjoy!Whipped cream, Fresh raspberries for garnish
Becky’s Tips
- Note: For a non-alcoholic version, simply use regular raspberry syrup, such as Monin!
- Nutritional information does not include whipped cream or raspberries.
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
Did you make this? Leave a comment!
These sound delicious! Can’t wait to try! Thanks for sharing the recipe!
Love this drink! Where did you get the glasses?
Just wondering how many ounces that size glass holds. Looks so pretty…
Thanks so much! I believe its an 8 ounce glass. Hope that helps!
So pretty! A fun and easy drink for the valentine! I totally need to run to supermarket and get a bottle of Chambord now!
Thanks so much Lokness!!
These are beautiful and quite impressive! So adorable for Valentine’s Day!
Thank you so much Alexandra!
I happen to have a bottle of Chambord in my cabinet right now looking for a use. These drinks will be making an appearance at our house for sure. They are so pretty!
Yay!!! Love that! Thanks so much Andi
Gorgeous! I totally want to make them for Valentine’s Day even if I have to drink them all myself!
I agree Amanda!! haha. Thanks for stopping by!
These are so much fun! I’d be perfectly happy to enjoy them by myself at home, but how much fun would they be at a Galentine’s Day party!?
Oh my gosh, Galentine’s Day! That is so cute!
Oh my goodness!! These sound so incredible! Totally my kind of drink!
Thanks Sheena! I appreciate you stopping by :)
These are beautiful! Is it bad that it is 10am and I want one?! :)
Thanks Annie!! It’s 5 oclock somewhere right?? :)