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Non-alcoholic martini recipes |
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Delicious, refreshing and a pleasure to serve. We salute our sober guests, and you should too! While tending to the ever flowing martini bar one new years eve, I spotted a lady in the corner chatting away, but without a drink in her hand. As I approached, I noticed that she was quite pregnant. I made a quick u-turn and quickly made a her a fantastic Cosmo, sans liquor. Give it a spin. You are sure to enjoy a non-alcoholic martini, and you dont even need to be pregnant or a designated driver. |
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Non alcoholic martinis are delicious and refreshing! |
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Cosmo-Not martini |
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Ingredients
- 6 ounces of freshly squeezed and very cold orange juice.
- 2 ounces of freshly squeezed and very cold tangerine juice.
- 2 orange rind twists.
- 2 very, very thin orange slices.
- 1 lime cut in half.
- 3 ounces of cranberry juice.
- 1 ounce of pomegranate juice.
- 4 drops of vanilla extract.
- 1 ounce of seltzer water.
The mix
- Add all of your juices and vanilla extract to a shaker 1/2 full with cracked ice.
- Shake for a full minute.
- Squeeze in the juice of your lime and swirl the shaker ten times.
- Strain into 2 large, frozed martini glasses.
- Top each glass with an orange slice and one orange twist.
- Slowly pour one tablespoon of seltzer into each glass (over the orange).
- Serve them up and watch the smiles.
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Berry Me Deeply martini |
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This very suave and fun martini is very non-alcoholic. I suppose that the fruit could potentially ferment if you made the drink and let it sit for a few months, but who the heck would do that?
Ingredients
- 2 ounces of blueberry juice.
- 1 ounce of pomegranate juice.
- 6 frozen blueberries.
- 2 ounces of fresh raspberries.
- 2 tablespoons of freshly squeezed lemon juice.
The mix
- Pour your blueberry and pomegranate juice into a shaker 1/2 full with cracked ice.
- Shake for a full minute, and then let your shaker stand for another minute.
- Rub two raspberries (smashing them) around the bowls of two frozen martini glasses.
- Pour one tablespoon into each glass, swirl and pour out.
- Strain your juices into each glass.
- Smoooooooth.
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Mint Edition martini |
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A minty, refreshing and cool looking martini.
Ingredients
- 1/4 cup of fresh spearmint leaves.
- 1 ounce of freshly squeezed lime juice.
- 1/2 teaspoon of powdered sugar.
- 8 ounces of cold tea (black tea works just fine).
The mix
- Crush your mint leaves.
- Rub a pinch of mint on the inside of the bowl of two frozen martini glasses.
- Pour your tea and lime juice into a shake 1/2 full of cracked ice.
- Add your crushed mint leaves.
- Shake gently, in a diagonal motion for a full minute.
- Add your powdered sugar and shake for another full minute.
- Strain into your martini glasses.
- If you are truly chic, you'd add one of our Cocktail Monkeys to the edge of the glasses!
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Fizz-Tini martini |
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This non-alcoholic martini looks very cool and is fit the bill for any sober, social drinker. There is a bit of advanced preperation, but as a well prepared host, you should keep a bit of this on hand.
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup of peeled, fresh ginger.
- 2 cups of water.
- 1/4 cup of cane sugar.
- 2 tablespoons of freshly squeezed lemon juice.
- 1 tablespoon of vanilla extract.
- 4 ounces of seltzer water.
- 2 thin lemon slices.
The mix
- Bring your water to a boil and add the ginger.
- Slowly stir in the sugar and vanilla, and reduce the heat to a simmer for fifteen minutes.
- Strain and cool the liquid in the refrigerator.
- Pour three ounces of your ginger water and your seltzer into a shaker 3/4 full with cracked ice.
- Stir the mixture for two full minutes.
- Strain the elixir into two frozen martini glasses.
- Add one tablespoon of lemon juice to each glass.
- Each glass gets a lemon slice on the rim.
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