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Just as tasty:3 summer cocktails without alcohol

Just as tasty:3 summer cocktails without alcohol

An alcohol-free drink from time to time is really not inferior to the stronger version. Moreover, children can also enjoy this.

Ah, summer. How welcome she is to many people. Slow weather, a few weeks off, long evenings in the backyard or with friends in the park. Yummy. Surprise your upcoming visit, your family and yourself with these tasty cocktails without alcohol. Cheers!

Shirley Temple

A classic in America, time to put it to a taste test here.

  • 15 ml grenadine
  • 15 ml lime juice (or orange juice)
  • 200 ml ginger beer
  • ice cubes
  • you can brighten up the glasses with a slice of lemon or a maraschino cherry

Pour the ice cubes into a shaker or a large pitcher. Add grenadine, juice and ginger beer. Stir it well. Divide among the glasses and serve cool. How easy is this?

Pina Colada – Pina Conada

Haha, nada stands for nothing, without alcohol. But the rest of those delicious, über-summer ingredients.

  • 60 ml coconut cream
  • 125 ml pineapple juice
  • 1 teaspoon coconut flakes
  • crushed ice
  • you can brighten up the glasses with a slice of pineapple or a maraschino cherry

Place the crushed ice, juice, coconut chips and half of the coconut cream in the blender. Keep mixing until the contents are creamy. Divide between the glasses and serve cool (and possibly accompanied by the song If you like Pina Coladas by singer Rupert Holmes).

Virgin Mojito

Mmm, our favorite! Fresh, classic and without alcohol almost just as much a party song as with.

  • 8 fresh mint leaves
  • 1 tablespoon cane sugar
  • lime slices
  • 25 ml lime juice
  • ice cubes
  • Sprite

Place mint leaves and sugar in a glass. Add the lime juice. Then fill the glass mostly with the ice cubes. And then the Sprite in it. You can decorate with lime slices or a remaining sprig of mint, but in fact your drink is already a beautiful sight to see.

Pssst, the quantities in the recipes are enough for 1 person/1 large glass, you simply multiply those quantities by the number of people who drink with you!