Our kids drink mostly water. So when we were on vacation, we let the kids get some fun drinks. At one restaurant the kids got a berry fizz, which was JJ’s favorite. Isabella and Lele loved it too, but not as much as JJ did. I also learn that no matter how old kids are, they still need some plastic cups. You never know when they will spill a drink or break a glass, which happen to us.

I knew this Berry Fizz would be one of the recipes I would want to recreate. This drink is light and refreshing, not super sweet. Depending how sour you want it you will add anywhere from 1/2-1 lime. I did juice from 1/2 a lime and 1 lime. Isabella doesn’t like things as sour/tart as JJ and Lele. Add a little bit of honey. If your berries aren’t super sweet, you might need to add a little more than a tsp of honey. Sometimes berries are sweeter than other times.

I prefer to muddle the berries, but you can definitely put them in a blender. if it makes it easier. I have done it both ways. You just want to make sure you get 2-3 oz of berry juice. I topped it with seltzer water, but you can use tonic water or a flavor lime water and skip the fresh lime juice.

I hope you and your kids enjoy this mocktail as much as we do.

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Billie-Jo

Ingredients

• 1 ½ cups of berries, I used strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and blueberries
• 1 tsp honey
• Juice from 1/2 -1 lime
• 1 ½ oz orange juice
• Seltzer water

Directions

1. In a cocktail shaker or cup, add the berries and muddle them. Or blend the berries together to get some juices together. 
2. Add the honey, lime juice and orange juice together, mix all together.
3. Add ice to the glass.
4. Pour the berry mixture over the ice, you should get about 2-3 oz of berry juice. 
5. Top with seltzer water. 

Tips & Recommendations

You can use any type of berries, I used a mixture of them.

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I’m Billie, a recipe creator, food photographer, a girl that just loves to be in the kitchen and a travel lover.

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