Non-alcoholic mojito is a great alternative for those who do not drink strong drinks. Thanks to pieces of lime and mint, the cocktail is fragrant, with a pleasant taste. It can even be given to children, replacing purchased lemonades with a refreshing homemade drink. This mojito recipe is made using grenadine syrup.
Summary
| Course | Drink |
| Servings (Default: 1) |
Ingredients
Ingredients- Fresh mint – 5-6 leaves
- Lime – 0.5 pc.
- Sugar (brown, cane) – 0.5 teaspoon
- Grenadine syrup – 1 teaspoon
- Water (sparkling) – 120-150 ml
- Ice (optional)
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Pin Recipe Instructions
- Put fresh mint leaves in a glass cup.
- Cut the lime into 4 segments, squeeze the juice out of two parts and put these pieces in a glass.
- We introduce sugar into the workpiece. Crush the mass with a crush to enhance the aroma of mint and lime.
- Pour in grenadine syrup (or use any homemade fruit sweetener).
- Put the pieces of ice in a glass with a mojito blank.
- Pour sparkling water into the container.
- We decorate to your liking. The Mojito non-alcoholic cocktail is ready.
- Enjoy Cuban non-alcoholic mojito anytime. Enjoy!
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