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Merry Mocktails

by Stephanie

Merry Mocktails

Are you looking to drink less alcohol this season but don’t want to drink a boring ‘near beer’? I’ve got you covered!

This recipe booklet has 12 delicious and super fun mocktails you can have on your own or share with the family.

Mocktails don’t have to be boring, they can be just as fun as any old drink at a party. The key is to serve them with ice, lots of garnish, and in a fun glass of course.

Get these fun mocktails in this recipe book:

  • Fruity Hibiscus Tea Lemonade
  • Cherry & Sage Iced Tea
  • Salty Orange Mocktail
  • Mulled Cider
  • Pomegranate Thyme Mocktail
  • Rhubarb & Mint Mocktail
  • Blackberry Basil Mocktail
  • Mimosa
  • Blackberry Smash
  • Cranberry Orange Mocktail
  • Classic Virgin Caesar
  • Virgin Grapefruit Margarita

Get your copy today and get organized for the summer.

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P.S. Looking for some easy meals to make your life simpler over the summer?
Check out my simple meal plans here!

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The hubs has been very diligent about getting out The hubs has been very diligent about getting out for his steps and most time it’s at night. It takes more of an effort for me, but when I go it’s magical especially in the snow with all of the lights. Plus we get the added benefit of fresh air before bed. I highly recommend it!
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There ‘s a lot you can do to stay healthy in this There ‘s a lot you can do to stay healthy in this super sick season. 

As much as possible eat whole foods. I have teens so you know… this isn’t always in my control but do what you can at home.

Wash your hands! You don’t need antibacterial soap… just regular soap will do the trick.

Keep up with vitamins and minerals. Lemon water with a bit of salt first think in the morning and teas throughout the day. 

My kids take the first few supplements every day and the last few when they feel something coming on. 

I’m a huge fan of lemon ginger buckwheat honey tea when sick. Buckwheat works well on coughs!

Eat a big breakfast, go to bed early, get outside and get some exercise. When you’re sick go outside for fresh air.

There’s more weirdo stuff I can tell you about but this is a great start.

(I really hope I don’t jinx our family with this post! 🤪).

P.S. I’m not a doctor. I’m simply telling you what has worked for my family for years.

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About Stephanie

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Hey! I'm Stephanie. I'm a Writer, Culinary Nutrition Expert and Cooking Instructor helping families cook nourishing meals. Read more about me {here}.

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