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Holiday Mocktails

11/17/12

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Tis the season for holiday cocktails and mocktails. I’ve tried the individual packets of Lipton Tea and Honey
before and liked those so I knew it would make a tasty mocktail. I decided to purchase the pitcher packets so I could just make a large batch of tea to have available for mocktails, cocktails or to just drink straight.


I gather all my ingredients to shake up my mocktail. First thing, I mix up a pitcher of Blackberry Pomegranate Lipton Tea & Honey. Just empty a tea packet in a pitcher and add cold water. Stir until it’s well mixed.


Next, add ice, tea, and a squeeze of fresh orange (a couple tablespoons) to a cocktail shaker and shake well to really make the tea and orange juice icy cold.
Strain tea combo into your mocktail glass.


Pour Cranberry Ginger Ale to fill glass (approximately 3/4 tea combo & 1/4 ginger all combo)

I like to garnish the glass with an orange slice to make it look more festive. These drinks are such a pretty red color which makes them perfect for the holidays. If you’d like to adult up your drink a bit you can switch out the ginger ale with sparkling wine.

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Deb is a travel writer/influencer from Michigan whose work takes her across the country in search of unique (think haunted & strange) and interesting attractions, landmarks, cities and towns.

She’s an avid road-tripper that loves staying in haunted locations, but enjoys everything from glamping to luxury accommodations.

She suffers from an incurable case of wanderlust, is a self-proclaimed wimp when it comes to extreme adventures, but is the first in line for ghost hunts.
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