Mythical mocktails you can enjoy in any body of water
Rachel Lucas shows Bridget and Lindsey a fun mocktail you and your kids can enjoy while taking a splash.
What You’ll Need: Simple syrup
Fresh Strawberries
Fresh Mint
Lime
Light/White Rum (leave out for a mocktail)
Crushed Ice
Club Soda/Sparkling Water (try lime or strawberry flavored)
Add in extra mint, cut strawberry and lime slice for a pretty garnish!
How to make it: Make a single drink in a highball glass or a pitcher.
First : Rim highball glass with sugar
Second : In a highball glass, layer the mint, lime wedges, simple syrup, and strawberries. Muddle until the strawberry and lime juice are released.
Next : Pour the rum over the muddled ingredients, top with ice then fill club soda to the rim.
Last : Garnish with mint leaves, a strawberry and lime.
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Watch Rachel anchor weekdays during 10 News at 5, 5:30, 6 and 7 p.m. Rachel also specializes in health reporting and provides daily reports during HealthWatch. A Southwest Virginia native, Rachel takes pride in covering local news for the place she calls home.
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