A Recipe for an Old Fashioned Mocktail That is Alcohol-Free

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A Recipe for an Old Fashioned Mocktail That is Alcohol-Free Bold: Non-Alcoholic Old Fashioned Welcome to our alcohol-free take on the classic Old Fashioned cocktail! All the flavors and sophistication of my original Recipe are here, but we skip the booze and pack all the flavors for a great non-alcoholic option. Here’s how to prepare this refreshing drinks. #Ingredients 1 sugar cube or ½ oz of simple syrup 2 dashes Angostura bitters 2 oz of sparkling water or soda water Orange twist Ice cubes. #Method Step 1 Now We start with the sugar cube (or simple syrup) in an Old Fashioned glass. Step 2 Add two dashes of Angostura bitters to the sugar cube. Step 3 Muddle sugar cube and bitters together, forming a paste. Step 4 Fill the glass with some ice cubes. Add the sparkling water (or soda water) to the ice and sugar. Step 5 Mix the ingredients, well, stirring. Step 6 Add an orange twist for a citrus-scented garnish. Step 7 It’s ready, enjoy your virgin Old Fashioned mocktail! #Special tips U...

Homemade Pomegranate Smoothie Recipe: Quick Steps

Recipe for Pomegranate Smoothie at Home


The pomegranate smoothie is a refreshing drink pack full of nutrients for any time of the day. This smoothie pairs the tart, juicy goodness of pomegranates with yogurt (or vegan alternatives) for a delicious drink that is also filling. It’s full of antioxidants, vitamin C and fiber, so it’s great for breakfast, post workout refuel or mid-day boost.



Why You’ll Love This Recipe:


Nutrient-Dense: Pomegranates are packed full of antioxidants and vitamins/Minerals, making this smoothie a wholesome and uplifting choice


Refreshing and Hydrating: The pomegranate is a perfect pairing for the creamy base as it adds natural sweetness and tartness, making it ultra-refreshing.


Simple and Flexible: It takes me just a couple of minutes to make this smoothie, and you can control the flavor profile.


You have your sweetness, texture and taste at your choice adding different fruits or liquids, as per your liking.


Ingredients:


1 cup pomegranate seeds (from about 1 pomegranate, or sub store-bought pomegranate juice)


1/2 cup Greek yogurt (or a non-dairy yogurt for a dairy-free version)


1/2 cup frozen mixed berries (strawberries, blueberries, raspberries)


½ banana (for added creaminess and natural sweetness)


½ cup almond milk (or your choice of plant-based milk)


1 tablespoon honey or maple syrup (optional — more or less, depending on sweetness preference)


Ice cubes (optional, for a thicker, colder smoothie)


Step-by-Step Instructions:


Instructions Section for Recipe Predecessors: Prepare the Pomegranate Seeds:


If using fresh pomegranates, halve the pomegranate, place one half over a bowl cut side down and pound on the reverse side with a wooden spoon to drop out the seeds. Repeat for the other half. You will need approximately 1 cup of pomegranate seeds for this smoothie.


If you’re using store-bought pomegranate juice, you can skip this step and simply measure out 1 cup of juice.


Blend the Ingredients:


Fill a blender with pomegranate seeds, Greek yogurt, frozen mixed berries and banana. Stir in the almond milk and desired sweetener (honey or maple syrup).


Also optional, add ice cubes if you want a thicker, colder smoothie!


Blend Until Smooth:


Pulse all the ingredients on high until smooth and creamy. Add additional almond milk if the smoothie is too thick until you reach the consistency you desire. If you want a thicker smoothie, add a little more frozen fruit or ice.


Taste and Adjust:


Taste the smoothie and add a bit more honey or syrup if needed. If you prefer it a bit more tart, you can add a touch more pomegranate juice.


Serve and Enjoy:


Transfer smoothie into glass and enjoy immediately! For serving, you may decorate with additional pomegranate seeds and/or a banana slice.


This is How to Make the Ultimate Pomegranate Smoothie:


Use Fresh or Frozen Fruit: You can also use pomegranate juice instead of fresh pomegranate seeds. Frozen fruit will thicken the smoothie and cool it down without needing additional ice.


Boost with Extras: Toss in a handful of spinach or kale for a green smoothie boost, or a tablespoon of chia seeds or flaxseeds for more omega 3s and fiber.


Make It Creamier: For extra creaminess, add a tablespoon of nut butter (like almond or cashew) or use full-fat coconut milk in place of almond milk.


Rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals.


Rich In Antioxidants: Pomegranates have lots of antioxidants that help in fighting inflammation and protects your cells from damage.


Immune booster: The vitamin C present in pomegranate seeds and other fruits like berries supports the immune system and glows the skin.


High in Fiber: This smoothie can be quite fibrous, promoting digestion and helping you stay fuller for a longer period.


Natural Energy: Natural sugar coming from fruits provide instant energy which is gradual and doesn’t crash like refined sugar.


Final Thoughts


On the flip side, this pomegranate smoothie is at once a dazzling drink and a nutritional powerhouse. It’s easy to make, infinitely customizable, refreshing and delicious. Whether you're having it for a healthy breakfast, snack or healthy treat post-workout, it's sure to fuel your body and produce long-lasting energy. Not to mention the splash of pomegranate flavor, mixed with the richness of yogurt and the sweetness of berries, making it a heavy-drinking beverage that’s as healthy as it is slailing. Drink this smoothie for a healthy, yummy, energizing boost any time you need it!

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