Festive Alcohol-Free Punch
This virgin cocktail is fruity and lightly spiced with ginger ale and mixed spice. A festive spiced pomegranate punch that is completely alcohol free! Serve with sliced oranges in your favourite large glass. I love serving this during the Christmas period as a alcohol-free alternative to your traditional cocktails or drinks.
Juice one orange and one lemon. Chop the other two and add to a large pitcher.
I used my favourite pitcher with matching storer from The White Company, but any large one will do.
Now you need to deseed the pomegranate and add half of the seeds and juice to the pitcher. The easy way to do this is to hold one half of a pomegranate cut-side down in your hand and bash the top of it with a wooden spoon or rolling pin so the seeds fall out. I adore the flavour of pomegranate, and they are so good for you too (they’re really rich in protective compounds which have lots of antioxidant properties).
Next add in your sugar and mixed spice to the pitcher.
Top up with ginger ale, sparkling water and ice to finish off your festive punch.
Give everything a good stir and pour into your favourite glasses.
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Festive Alcohol-Free Punch
Ingredients
- 2 lemons (1 juiced, 1 sliced)
- 2 oranges (1 juiced, 1 sliced)
- 1 pomegranate (deseeded)
- 2 tbsp caster sugar
- 1 tsp mixed spice
- 275 ml ginger ale
- 500 ml sparkling water
Instructions
- Add the juice of the lemon and orange to a large pitcher. Slice the other lemon and other orange, and add this in also.
- Add the pomegranate seeds and juice of half to the pitcher.
- Add in the remaining ingredients, stir and enjoy!
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Rebekah
The paragraph saying the pomegranates “are really good for you to”… or too…? Idk if that’s not the way you spell it there, but I’m pretty sure it is universal.