Everything You Need to Make the Best Frozen Drinks This Summer

Whether Jimmy Buffett's music is your jam or not, you have to admit that you can't hear one of his tunes without craving a tasty tropical drink. And surprise, surprise: this Margaritaville Bahamas Frozen Concoction Maker ($190) is the only frozen-drink maker you'll ever need. It shaves ice and blends it with your personalized mix of juices and fruits for a summer's worth of delicious concoctions.

Remember begging your parents to let you make your own popsicles when you were a kid? (And growing up and spending hours in therapy talking about them being withholding?) Well, you're an adult now, which means you can use this Simply Essential Popsicle Maker ($8) to make all the frozen pops your inner child's heart desires.

How cute is this Rabbit Freezable Cocktail Maker ($40)? Its neoprene sleeve hugs a cocktail carafe that's just perfect for making frosé, piña coladas, margaritas, and more. Not sure where to start? Check the included recipe booklet, and you'll be sipping a homemade slushie in no time at all.

Don't know how to whip up a tasty cold drink? Now you do, thanks to the Kikkerland Frozen Cocktail Recipe Glass ($8), which has four easy recipes on its side. Read, mix, and sip!

Is it marg o'clock? This set of four classic Our Table Margarita Glasses ($20) is ready to make your setup look as professional as it gets — for not a lot of cash.

Technically, sangria doesn't count as a frozen drink, but it's chilled and delicious, so . . . close enough? This Libbey Sangria Rocks 5-Piece Glass and Pitcher Set ($47) is made by hand, with a pleasing heft that makes toasting just as delightful as that first sip.

Pro tip: if your drink recipe calls for ice, using an extra-large cube or sphere will keep your beverage cold without quickly diluting it. This Our Table Ice Mold Set ($8) creates aesthetically pleasing ice and helps your drink stay as delicious as it was the moment it was made.

Whether you like your milkshakes boozy or alcohol free, the best shake starts with quality materials. DIY it with this Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream Maker ($230), which makes shakes (or sorbet or ice cream) in just three steps. The only downside? You'll never want to settle for store-bought again.