As far as I'm concerned, Mimosa's are one of the best cocktails ever invented because what other cocktail can you drink at breakfast or brunch without anyone batting an eyelash?! Especially on Mother's Day?
But what if you can't drink alcohol? Or don't want to drink? OR you simply want your kids to enjoy a special and delicious drink at a celebratory breakfast or brunch? That's where this Raspberry Mimosa Mocktail comes in...
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🥘 Ingredients
This Mimosa has no alcohol but is loaded with flavor! Most of the non alcoholic Mimosa recipes I've come across don't have the depth of flavor that this one has. The combination of white grape juice and sparkling water perfectly mimic the Prosecco/sparkling wine in a Mimosa cocktail. And the raspberry flavor and raspberry ice cubes give it that extra something special! I love using frozen fruit for ice cubes; it's so much better than boring old ice cubes. You can either buy fresh raspberries and freeze them (as I did ) or simply use frozen raspberries!
All you need for this recipe is:
- white grape juice
- orange juice
- lemon lime sparkling water
- raspberry extract or raspberry flavoring
- orange slice
- frozen raspberries
I have created a number of other fun mocktail recipes (see bottom of post, under recipe card for more mocktail recipes) because everyone should be able to have fun and celebratory drinks without alcohol, if they so choose! I remember having a toddler AND being pregnant on Mother's Day, so this drink would have been a very welcome addition to the Mother's Day brunch menu that year!
But the main reason I make these mocktails is because my kids LOVE them! Oh what I would have given to have had these fancy drinks when I was a kid....I counted myself pretty lucky to even get Pic-a-Pop! Now I can live vicariously through them. And this recipe is kid tested and approved, of course.
If you're looking for non alcoholic drinks for brunch or raspberry mocktails, this is ideal! This also makes perfect Mother's Day drink because kids can easily make this non-alcoholic drink for their Mom and serve it with an easy breakfast they can make themselves, like this Bagel Toad in a Hole!
📖 Variations
And although I love Mimosa cocktails, some mornings it just feels a bit too early for alcohol. But that just depends on the day. So if you're like me and happen to be having a day where you would appreciate the alcohol in this Mimosa, then simply replace the grape juice and sparkling water with Prosecco or sparkling wine (my fave sparkling wine is Casal Garcia.) But whatever route you choose to go, with or without alcohol, this Raspberry Mimosa Mocktail is a full- bodied, delicious and refreshing drink.
👪 Serving Size
This Mimosa Mocktail recipe makes 1 drink. If you want to double or triple it, simply click on the blue servings in the recipe card, select the number of servings you'd like and the ingredient amounts will adjust accordingly.
Happy Mother's Day!
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📋 Raspberry Mimosa Mocktail Recipe
Ingredients
- ⅔ cup white grape juice
- 1 ⅓ cup orange juice
- 1 cup sparkling water (*I use lemon lime) Perrier or any brand of sparkling water without sugar
- ¼ teaspoon raspberry extract or raspberry flavoring
Garnish
- ½ orange slice
- 5-6 frozen raspberries *approximately
Instructions
- Pour all ingredients to a tall (20 oz) glass and stir.
Garnish
- Add 5-6 frozen raspberries as ice cubes and garnish with a ½ slice of orange. Serve cold.
Elly
Can I make a pitcher of this
Terri Gilson
Of course! This makes about 20 oz . But you can double, triple or quadruple recipe, depending on how big your pitcher is. Just click on the servings (in blue) on the recipe card, select how many you want and the ingredient amounts will adjust accordingly.
Enjoy!
Terri
Niya
Hi can I make this without grape juice
Terri Gilson
Hi Niya,
You could, but it won't taste the same. I would at least replace the grape juice with apple juice (but add a little more) so it will taste similar.
Happy Holidays!
Terri