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Mocktails for children

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My nine-year-old made mocktails at school last week. It was part of her English lesson to help with understanding instructional texts. She was so excited about doing them at school that she had to make them at home too!

Two mocktails that were a big hit

New Year Sunrise (Sofia Summer Sunrise)

Ingredients:

  • Orange juice
  • Sugar free lemonade
  • Grenadine
  • Orange slices to serve

Method: 

  1. Get your glasses ready – both highball glasses or tumblers work.
  2. Carefully cut slices of orange ready to decorate the glasses (Sofia missed this bit out! 🙂 ).
  3. Fill each glass about one third of the way up with the orange juice.
  4. Add the lemonade, filling it almost to the top of the glass.
  5. Slowly pour a small amount of grenadine into each glass. The grenadine will sink to the bottom and form the pinky red layer.
  6. Add an orange slice to the side of each glass for decoration.
  7. Add a paper straw and/or some cocktail umbrellas and serve.

* For a classic Tequila Sunrise it’s: six parts orange juice, three parts Tequila and one part Grenadine. Serve with an orange slice and a glacé cherry or two.

Sparkling Strawberry Lemonade Mocktail

Ingredients (to make up a one litre jug):

  • 490ml of ginger ale
  • 490ml of lemonade
  • 9 medium sized strawberries

Directions:

  1. Take the tops off of four of the nine strawberries and then chop them into small pieces.
  2. Pour the lemonade into the jug
  3. Add the ginger ale
  4. Sprinkle the finely chopped strawberry pieces on the top.
  5. Cut the remaining strawberries in half and add to the tops of the glasses as a garnish.
  6. Serve and enjoy!

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I’m Fran: wife, mother-of-three and freelance publicist. My love for communicating and writing mirrors my passion for trying to be the best mum I can be. I love good food & wine, Italian culture and football and have a keen interest in personal finance. I also blog over on Epsom & Ewell Families and Habyts, and write sporadically for a number of other sites.

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