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Mocktails

The document provides recipes for 12 non-alcoholic cocktail drinks. The drinks include fruit juices, sodas, teas and other mixers. They are intended as alternatives to alcoholic drinks for situations such as pregnancy, driving, or other reasons for avoiding alcohol. Brief instructions are given for mixing the drinks and suggested garnishes are provided. Safety information is also given on the risks of drinking alcohol during pregnancy.

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Mocktails

The document provides recipes for 12 non-alcoholic cocktail drinks. The drinks include fruit juices, sodas, teas and other mixers. They are intended as alternatives to alcoholic drinks for situations such as pregnancy, driving, or other reasons for avoiding alcohol. Brief instructions are given for mixing the drinks and suggested garnishes are provided. Safety information is also given on the risks of drinking alcohol during pregnancy.

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o c k t ai l s

Gentle Breeze
Fill a goblet with ice. Add 4 oz.
m English Garden Sipper
Fill a cooler glass with ice. Add 4 oz.
cranberry juice and 4 oz. grapefruit iced tea and 4 oz. raspberry juice.
juice. Garnish with a fresh cranberry Garnish with fresh lemon and raspberries.
and a mint leaf.

Tropical Spritzer Cherry Ale


In a cocktail glass filled with ice, Fill a juice glass with ice. Add 2 oz.
add 3 oz. mango juice and 3 oz. cherry juice, 1/2 oz. lime cordial and
peach juice. Top with soda water
and stir to mix. Garnish with
a smooth blend top with ginger ale. Garnish with lime
wheel or cherries.
a star fruit. of flavours
without the alcohol
The Caesar Jr. Rainbow Cooler
Rim a double old fashioned glass with fresh
The perfect party drink In a cocktail shaker filled with ice, add
lime and celery salt. Fill with ice and add 1/2 for pregnant women, drivers, 2 oz. each orange, pineapple and passion
tsp. worcestershire, 1/4 tsp. tabasco (or to fruit juice, the juice of 1/4 fresh lemon and
taste), the juice of 1/4 fresh lime and 1/2 and others who choose 1 tsp. grenadine. Shake until chilled and strain
tsp. grated horseradish. Top with clamato and into a highball glass filled with ice.
stir. Garnish with a celery stalk and a cherry
drinks that are alcohol-free. Garnish with fresh kiwi.
tomato (optional).
o c k t ai l s
Vienna Soother
In a cocktail shaker filled with ice, add 4 oz.
m The Supper Sipper
In a goblet filled with ice, add 3 oz.
cold strong coffee, 2 oz. cream, 1/4 oz. grape juice and 3 oz. lemonade. Top with
chocolate syrup and 1/2 tsp. cinnamon. Shake sparkling water and garnish with a lemon
sharply and strain into a tumbler. Top with wheel (optional).
whipped cream and shaved chocolate.

Coco Colada Sunrise Blend


In a blender, add 1 cup ice, 4 oz. pineapple In a blender, add 1 cup ice, 3 oz. fresh
juice and 2 oz. cream of coconut (or 6 oz. pina During pregnancy, alcohol passes freely from a mother orange juice, 3 oz. fresh pineapple juice, 2
colada mix). Blend until slushy and strain into to her baby, placing the baby at risk for Fetal Alcohol fresh strawberries and 1 banana. Blend until
an old fashioned drinking or margarita glass. Spectrum Disorder (FASD). FASD refers to a broad range slushy and strain into a large tumbler.
Garnish with an orange wheel. of defects and disabilities that occur when a mother Garnish with strawberries.
consumes alcohol during pregnancy. These effects are
permanent and lifelong.

The Berry Patch Remember . . . Recipes and photos used with permission from the LCBO.
In a blender, combine 2 scoops vanilla ice • All types of alcohol are harmful, and because alcohol
affects the baby’s development at each stage of
cream with 2 oz. each fresh blueberries, pregnancy, there is no safe time to drink. For more information, contact:
raspberries and strawberries and 1/2 cup milk. Brant County Health Unit
• It is never too late to stop drinking. The earlier
Blend thoroughly and strain into a tumbler or 194 Terrace Hill St.
you stop, the greater chance of having a healthy baby. Brantford, ON N3R 1G7
Martini glass. Sprinkle with fresh berries.
• It is important for friends, family members or partners Tel: 519-753-4937 ext. 259
of pregnant women to support an alcohol free pregnancy. www.bchu.org

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