
Another drink from foodie Annie Kenning:
‘Ooh Mummy, your drink looks so yummy! Can I have a try?’ Child tries drink. Child likes drink very, very much. ‘Mum please can I have some more of that. Mum I want more. Mum – give it to me, now!’ Child has drink. Child finishes drink. There is nothing left for the poor, thirsty mum. And so the curse of the fruity, overly-sugary, mocktail continues. But no more! Here is another recipe that satisfies my need for a drink that tastes, looks and smells ‘adult’. This drink has exotic flavours and is (mostly) kid-repellant.
Ingredients:
Non-alcoholic sparkling wine
Freshly squeezed citrus juice (grapefruit/ tangelo/ orange/ mandarin)
Sparkling water
Sprig of Rosemary
1 stemmed maraschino cherry
Method:
Place the cherry and the sprig of rosemary in a champagne glass.
Fill 1/3 of the glass with juice.
Fill the next 1/3 with non-alcoholic sparkling wine.
Top up the rest of the glass with sparkling water.
Gently stir to ensure the liquids have mixed.
Note: you can also add ginger to this recipe. Fresh lemonade or grapefruit cordial can also be used in place of the freshly squeezed juice.
Enjoy!