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Instructions . Prepare the ice cubes: Add a maraschino cherry to each ice cube tray compartment. Top each cherry with a small amount of crushed pineapple. ice, in the shape of a ring: 1 (40 ounce) bottle grape juice: 1 (48 ounce) can unsweetened pineapple juice: 1 (2 liter) bottle lemon-lime flavored soda Plus, it’s a great way to get them involved in the festivities and teach them about Mardi Gras traditions. It’s a fun punch that is easy to make and really brings the spirit with traditional Mardi Gras colors! Mardi Gras Punch Recipe Here is how to make this (non alcoholic) Mardi Gras Punch Recipe for Kids. You will Need: Lemon Lime Soda A hurricane mocktail is an easy recipe to make for a crowd in a pitcher. Learn how to make this popular Mardis Gras drink for parties the classic way, and a There are so many fun drinks that you can make for Mardi Gras! Make some mocktail versions, too, for your kids to enjoy! 20 Mardi Gras Drink Recipes. Think colorful and sweet! Some of the cocktails that have been served for decades at Mardi Gras are bright fruit drinks like hurricanes and daiquiris! Pick fruits or flavor combinations that you Mocktail drinks have become a popular alternative to traditional alcoholic beverages over the past decade due to their range of creative and unique flavor combinations. Mocktails are tailored for a varied audience, appealing to children, designated drivers, health-conscious individuals, and those who prefer the taste of non-alcoholic concoctions. (There's also a mocktail recipe included for the kiddos and non-drinkers to enjoy.) Because the history of Mardi Gras goes back hundreds of years, you'll find lots of old timey-inspired drinks with names you may not have heard before like vieux carre (ooh la la, how French) and brandy crusta. But not to worry, they're all made with modern Mardi Gras Punch Recipe. This punch recipe can be made with or without alcohol. Ingredients: 1 Mardi Gras King Cake Soda Ice Ring; 1 25.4 oz Orange Passion Mango Soda; 1 25.3 oz R osé with Rosehips Sparkling Juice (*non-alcoholic) 18 Traditional (& Not-So-Traditional!) New Orleans Cocktails To Make During Mardi Gras Carnivals and parades abound during Mardi Gras season, from Epiphany until Fat Tuesday. Seas of purple, gold, and green (symbolizing justice, power, and faith) can be seen everywhere. Mardi Gras Parade Krewes select their kings of Mardi Gras and put on elaborate float parades in their communities. This Hurricane Mocktail recipe is a delicious non-alcoholic hurricane PERFECT for those looking for New Orleans non-alcoholic drinks or Mardi Gras drinks for kids. It’s also super quick and easy to put together, which is a bonus whether you make this for a family or kid-friendly Mardi Gras celebration, or anytime you want a yummy, tropical Ingredients. 2 cups passion fruit juice; 1 cup unsweetened pineapple juice; 1 cup orange juice; 3/4 cup lemon juice; 2 cups carbonated water; Ice cubes; Pineapple wedges and maraschino cherries If you like to eat Mardi Gras desserts, then you’ll probably enjoy Mardi Gras drinks that taste like dessert. A grasshopper is a beautiful mint-hued (and flavored) digestif meant to be sipped post dinner. Made with creme de menthe, creme de cacao and heavy cream, grasshoppers are said to have originated in New Orleans. Garnished with maraschino cherries, this recipe is free of red dyes and doesn’t need simple syrup. Enjoy for Mardi Gras or any festive occasion! In looking to celebrate Mardi Gras in a couple of days, I got excited about the Hurricane Mocktail a drink based on passion fruit. All of the beverages on my blog are non-alcoholic; this is no exception. A Mardi Gras party isn’t complete without a lineup of drinks that keep the spirit flowing. Whether you’re mixing up classic cocktails or serving festive non-alcoholic options, your drinks should reflect the rich, vibrant personality of the celebration. The traditional hurricane drink is credited to Pat O'Brien in New Orleans, who invented it during WWII. He wanted to do a twist on a daiquiri to use up surplus ingredients, and he even gave the drink away to his younger patrons! It eventually caught on and now has became very popular, especially during Mardi Gras. How did this drink get its name? The best Mardi Gras drinks for your Fat Tuesday celebration! Mardi Gras is all about reveling in decadence and debauchery. And just like in New Orleans, the drinks are always flowing! Grab a cocktail, and don’t forget the king cake! In this post you’ll find New Orleans cocktails perfect for celebrating Mardi Gras. As is often the case when turning classic cocktails into non-alcoholic renditions, the recipe varies slightly from the original, but the basic components are the same. And while the original calls for rye whiskey specifically, feel free to use your favorite non-alcoholic whiskey. We use the wonderful bourbon alternative, Kentucky 74, here. Instructions: 1. Start by chilling an old-fashioned glass by placing it in the freezer. 2. In a separate mixing glass, muddle a sugar cube with a few drops of water. Mardi Gras cocktails are vibrant drinks often enjoyed during Mardi Gras, a festive season celebrated with parades, masquerades, and, of course, lots of delicious food and drink. These cocktails are known for their bold colors, reflecting the traditional Mardi Gras hues of purple, green, and gold, and they usually pack a punch with a mix of
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