1. Pink Raspberry Lemonade with fresh Lemon Mint
6 freshly squeezed lemons
½ cup Splenda or 1 cup sugar
½ cup raspberries frozen or fresh
6 cups cold water
Directions: Start by making a simple syrup using one cup of water and half the sugar add hot water to sugar until all sugar had disintegrated. Juice the lemons. Add lemon juice to the simple syrup and stir. Add remaining water and stir. Puree raspberries. Add raspberries puree to the lemonade. Pour over crushed ice and add sprig of fresh lemon mint!
2. Orange Peach Mango Splash
Dole makes great orange peach mango juice. Pour some in a 16 oz glass; add a heaping spoonful of peach sorbet and a splash of peach seltzer water. Add a slice of mango on the side and you've got a creamy, fizzy summer thirst quencher.
3. Strawberry Razzle Dazzle
Crush fresh strawberries, spoon ¼ cup to a tall frosted glass, and add two scoops of vanilla ice cream to 2% fat milk. Sprinkle a spoon full of ice cream parlor jimmies on top and razzle dazzle!
4. Blueberry and Ginger Cooler
Using a blender, blend two cups of blueberries, ½ cup of sugar, and ½ teaspoon of minced ginger. Blend until smooth. Fill glass with crushed ice add a good amount of the blended mixture and add ginger ale.
5. Chunky Mud Puddle
This is my personal favorite. It's easy to make, however, I'm not sure I would consider this a drink. Get a large plastic or glass tumbler; load it with generous scoops of chocolate ice cream add chocolate sundae topping, chocolate chips and crumbled Oreos. Stir it for a minute until it begins to melt. You can eat it with a spoon but keep a straw handy to get all of the delicious chocolaty mixture at the bottom. Kids will love it!
Published by Deb Martin-Webster
Originally from Pennsylvania, author/artist Deb Martin-Webster and her British husband Pete, currently live on a small farm near the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina. They enjoy the simplicity of their... View profile
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7 Comments
Post a CommentYummy stuff! The blueberry and ginger one I'll definitely be giving a try.
Now that would put a refreshing splash in a chunky mud puddle Peter!! I've also added a splash of Chambord liqueur in the raspberry lemonade!
how about a little vanilla vodka and kahlua over the chunky mud puddle
These sound great!!
Malina, the chocolate one is my fav . . . it's like a goofy milkshake. Absolutely Donna! For my 21 and over guests I've added peach schnapps to the orange, peach, mango splash and shot of corn liquor to make it a "hard" raspberry lemonade. The purchase of genuine WNC corn liquor is on a strictly need to know basis, ;)
These sound delicious. Can they upgrade them to adult drinks too? I feel an experiment coming on. Great job Deb!!
These are great. My sons are getting tired of the same old ice tea, koolaide and a ton of canned sodas! Thanks!