watermelon mocktail

A quick and easy family-friendly recipe, this Watermelon Mocktail uses just a few ingredients but it is packed with summertime flavor!

Watermelon Mocktail

watermelon

lemonade

club soda or lemon-lime soda ((I prefer Sprite

watermelon wedges, lemon

In a high-speed blender, blend the watermelon cubes until they are completely juiced.

Strain the juice into a large measuring cup or pitcher with a fine-meshed sieve to remove any pulp from the watermelon juice. Set aside.

Fill serving glasses with ice.

Add 3 ounces of the watermelon juice to the glass. Then add 2 ounces of lemonade.

Top up the glass with soda (club soda for a less sweet mocktail and lemon-lime soda for a sweeter drink).

Garnish with a watermelon wedge, lemon slice, and mint sprig, and serve immediately!

This watermelon mocktail spritzer is the perfect summer drink to enjoy in this sweltering heat! It involves the use of a few simple ingredients and you can enjoy a fun drink without alcohol. The ginger adds a fun kick to this!

Watrermelon Mocktail Spritzer

watermelon (you don’t need to be super accurate here)

mint leaves

tbsp concentrated ginger syrup

tbsp lime juice

4-5 tsp sugar (if the watermelon isn’t sweet enough)

water

Use a crusher to crush the watermelon and mint leaves and release the juices in a pitcher. Alternatively, blend the cubed watermelon in a blender, until smooth, working in batches if needed. Pour mixture through a strainer into a large, clean pitcher. (You may discard the solids as they will be without flavor)

Add concentrated ginger syrup and lime juice, stirring to combine. Stir in the sparkling water. Taste for sugar, ginger, or lime and add according to preference.  Pour into a glass over ice, and garnish with a sprig of mint. Want to make this boozy? Just add a splash of vodka or tequila!

There&#039;s nothing like a refreshing Watermelon Mocktail with fresh mint and lime on a hot summer day! It&#039;s a 5 star resort worthy drink you can make at home that&#039;s perfect for kids and adults alike!

watermelon (seedless)

lime juice (about 2 limes juiced)

club soda

mint

Cube watermelon. Remove any seeds.

Slice four thin rounds from your limes. Set aside to be used for garnish. Juice the rest of the two limes.

 Combine the cubed watermelon and lime juice in a blender. Blend until smooth.

Using a sieve, strain the watermelon and lime mixture until you&#039;re left with just the juice. Set aside.

Place 5 mint leaves at the bottom of each glass. Use a muddler to release the flavor of the mint.

Fill cups with ice. Pour watermelon juice halfway full. Top with club soda until full. Gently stir with a spoon.

Garnish each glass with a thin slice of watermelon, a sprig of mint, and reserved lime wedge. Enjoy!

This watermelon mocktail is the perfect summer drink. And since it's non-alcoholic, even the kids can enjoy this drink. :)

This is something I could have right now!! It looks so good

This looks so refreshing and so delicious! Love the mint!!

This looks so summery and delicious! Looking forward to making it.

I love how delicous this drink is! I have a watermelon sitting on my counter right now so I'm definitely making this!

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There's nothing like a refreshing Watermelon Mocktail with fresh mint and lime on a hot summer day! It's a 5 star resort worthy drink you can make at home that's perfect for kids and adults alike!

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