Southerners know a thing or two about planning a party menu, from bite-sizedappetizersto decadent desserts.
We think of absolutely everything, including our own signature punch or cocktail to serve at the party.
To help you find a mocktail that everyone can drink, we’ve collected some of our favorites.
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Mix up one of these non-alcoholicSuper Bowl drinksand pass it off as an old family recipewe won’t judge.
Homemade Cherry Limeade
A childhood favorite that will have all the adults coming back for more.
It’s the perfect shade of red for a spirited gameday sipper!
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Rosemary-and-Ginger Mule
We can guarantee that you won’t miss the booze in this zippy mocktail.
Ginger-Orange Mocktails
We can’t believe this chilled cocktail only contains three ingredients.
Sparkling Punch
We transformed classic lemonade into a refreshing Sparkling Punch.
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Shoo-Fly Punch
Ginger beer is the secret to making this fizzy nonalcoholic beverage.
Cranberry Mojito
Just take out the rum to make this tasty mock-jito.
Vanilla-Rosemary Lemonade
We added rosemary sprigs to this iced cold lemonade for an elegant touch.
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