source: The Merrythought
7. Blueberry Mojito Mocktail
Hey, guess what? This year when your kids ask for champagne, you can tell them you made a mocktail they can actually drink! If they’re young enough that they don’t know what a mocktail is, they’ll feel special that they got to enjoy a “grown up” drink like mommy & daddy. If they are old enough to know it’s a non-alcoholic version, let them know it’s way cooler and tastier than plain champagne.
Stop by The Merrythought to get this recipe, which is easy enough that you can make it with your kids!
source: Pineapple & Coconut
8. Pineapple Coconut Champagne Cocktail
Mmm..I sure do love me a tropical tasting drink. Anything that reminds me of beautiful, peaceful beaches is a winner in my book. This cocktail is like a piña colada with a touch of class. I don’t think I’ve ever had a bad tasting pineapple coconut anything. Even if you’re not spending New Year’s Eve on the beach (if you are, I’m so jealous!), you can stir up this tropically terrific drink and pretend you’re on a beach somewhere.
There’s tons more to explore on Pineapple & Coconut, which is where you’ll find this recipe.
source: Katie at the Kitchen Door
9. Cranberry Ginger Sparkling Rum Cider
Miss the delicious feast you enjoyed at Thanksgiving? You have one more chance to enjoy it! Ok, maybe it’s not exactly the same type of enjoyment, but you can carry those festive Thanksgiving flavors into your New Year’s Eve celebration in the form of a drink. With some fresh cranberries, sparkling cider, and a little black spiced rum, your taste buds will be brought back to Thanksgiving when the clock strikes midnight.
Head over to Katie at the Kitchen Door for this recipe, where you’ll also find a sweet potato souffle recipe made with rum raisin sauce.
source: A Happy Food Dance
10. Tangerine Lemon Shake Up
Here’s a drink perfect for sober mamas like me. In fact, this is a great choice to offer your kiddos! The combination of lemon juice and tangerine juice makes this a tangy, citrus delight. It isn’t exactly “seasonal,” but who cares? It sounds delicious!
Raise your glass on New Year’s Eve while holding this drink. You’ll find the recipe on A Happy Food Dance.
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