Baby showers can be hosted all year round, there’s no particular season. Choose your theme and go ahead, think over decorations, games and menu. Menu may be a problem, and especially drink menu cause for a baby shower you need nonalcoholic drinks – you can’t harm your baby with alcohol or you won’t be able to drink anything. We offer serving nonalcoholic cocktails and are ready to share some recipes!
Number one today is strawberry mint limeade. Berries are in abundant and bursting with sweetness this time of year, and combining them with fresh mint and lime juice results in a heavenly refreshing drink that is sure to be loved by everyone!
DIY strawberry mint limeade (via https:).
Shrub syrup is usually made from fruit preserved with vinegar and sugar. Berries are a popular choice of fruit – and they’re our favorite. Today we’re making a nonalcoholic shrub drink, so you can serve this one to the whole family. Just add shrub syrup to soda water and you’ll have an old-timey beverage that’s better than commercial sodas.
DIY berry shrub cocktail (via www.kitchenriffs.com).
The cherry mint ice tea is super easy to make and does not need many ingredients. The taste tough is the perfect combination of fresh mint, fruity cherries and a little bitter note from the black tea. As it is quite concentrated you can use it as a base for cocktails, but it is also perfect in its pure form with a couple of ice cubes.
DIY cherry mint iced tea (via samieze.com).
A bright and refreshing beverage to kick off warmer days. This strawberry ginger limeade is great on it’s own or spiked with your favorite liquor of choice!
DIY strawberry ginger limeade (via www.thelittleepicurean.com).
Mocktails are a wonderful alternative plain old sodas or juices during the holidays. They are perfect if you want something a little bit special, but also want to avoid serving or consuming alcohol. This one is cranberry mocktail, read the tutorial to make it!
DIY cranberry mocktail (via 3boysandadog.com).
This easy-to-make nonalcoholic drink inspired by traditional Mexican fruit beverages is so good you’ll want to sip it all summer long! It’s peach agua fresca, so tasty and so refreshing that you’ll fall in love with it!
DIY peach agua fresca cocktail (via www.eatwell101.com).
Raspberry sherbet punch is sweet and tangy. You won’t need any special ingredients, just mix everything in a large punch bowl.
DIY raspberry sherbet punch (via www.bakingbeauty.net).
This spritzer combines kombucha with fresh sliced fennel, mint, and pomegranate seeds. Whether you’re looking for a fun drink to serve at your next gathering or a helpful digestive tonic, this one is one of my favorites.
DIY pomegranate fennel spritzer (via www.insonnetskitchen.com).
A crisp and refreshing tea cocktail, this cold brew green tea caipirinha is perfect with a squeeze of lime, a hint of sweetened, and fresh mint leaves.
DIY green tea cold brew cocktail (via www.thelittleepicurean.com).
Hibiscus iced tea is a very refreshing and delicious spring or summer-drink made with hibiscus tea and sparkling water.
DIY hibiscus iced tea (via diethood.com).
Strawberries have high water content, so they’re great for mixing up in drinks, and they add that perfect balance of tang and sweetness. The lemon and sparkling water are refreshing compliments, and topped with a strawberry and a few ice cubes, this drink is the perfect healthy, homemade solution. That’s why both of these ingredients are in this sparkling strawberry lemonade.
DIY sparkling strawberry lemonade (via www.thecomfortofcooking.com).
Strawberry cocktails are loved by everyone! They are very fragrant and not at all too sweet with a refreshing tang. This is the perfect spring-to-summer cocktail, whether you’re just playing cards on your deck or hosting a party for friends or if you are having a baby shower.
DIY strawberry basil cocktail (via www.thecomfortofcooking.com).