Non-Alcoholic Cocktails

The strawberry margarita is the red cousin to its south of the boarder traditional margarita. It’s got the Latin sensibilities of a margarita with cool strawberry flavor. They’re easy to make,...

Fruity goodness is yours when you make a non-alcoholic Peach Melba. Peaches and vanilla ice cream are just made to go together, as this summertime favorite has proven time and time again. Whip one...

Hailing from Italy, the Bellini combines peach puree with sparkling wine to create a refreshing cocktail. When you make a non-alcoholic Bellini, you replace the sparkling whine with sparkling...

The original Bellini added peach puree to champagne. The Bombay Bellini adds a taste of India with the substitution of mango puree. When you make a non-alcoholic Bombay Bellini, sparkling white...

Make a non-alcoholic Caribbean Crush and get into a serious coconut and pineapple mood. The tropical flavor of this drink is enhanced by serving in a hurricane glass. Add a little pineapple for a...

The Cosmo is not just for happy hour anymore. Make a non-alcoholic Cosmopolitan and look like a New York sophisticate. The rich color of this drink is accented by the sparkling bubbles of the club...

The original Creamsicle is made in a cocktail shaker with rum or vodka and then served in a hurricane glass. When you make a non-alcoholic Creamsicle, you need to use a blender to chop up some...

One thing that comes to mind when you think of Florida is the flamingo. This large pink bird has become an icon of the state, and when you make a non-alcoholic Flamingo you are capturing their...

Arr, matey, it is time to make a non-alcoholic Grog. The dark rum-coloring of traditional Grog is given by hot coffee, while the spices and sugars make a confection worthy of any modern coffee...

Make a non-alcoholic hot buttered rum and warm up your senses on a dreary winter’s day. The grown up version of this drink was originally used as a children’s tonic many years ago, and this...

Jungle Juice has no set recipe. Hundreds of variations exist, but the one thing they have in common is an entire barroom shelf of alcoholic ingredients. To make a non-alcoholic Jungle Juice, you...

Make a non-alcoholic Kamikaze the drink of the night for your designated driving samurai. A splash of lime juice and club soda substitute for the hard-core cocktail. Banzai!

The original Mojito was a favorite of Ernest Hemingway, but you do not have to be a great writer to make a non-alcoholic Key West Mojito. Duel the big fish, run with the bulls and hunt lions on...

A properly made Lava Flow has a fountain of vibrant red flowing up through the creamy white rum slush. When you make a non-alcoholic Lava Flow, you use many of the same ingredients except for the...

The “Breeze” family of drinks has two ingredients in common: pineapple mix and cranberry mix. To make a non-alcoholic Lemon Breeze, you add these common ingredients to lemon mix and skip the...

The versatile margarita comes in just about any fruit flavor you would care to imagine, and its non-alcoholic cousin shares that flavor flexibility. Here is how to make a non-alcoholic lemon...

Say hello to summer with this tropical drink that eats like a shake. Make a non-alcoholic Mango Daiquiri out of ice cream and sweet, fresh mangoes and you have your drink and your dessert covered.

Try a taste of the Big Apple that won’t leave your head spinning. Make a non-alcoholic Manhattan, and you’ll have a drink that tastes great and gives you your daily recommended dose of vitamin C....

Make a non-alcoholic melon Margarita for you and your friends to enjoy any time. Although the Margarita and its virgin cousin are popular summertime drinks, their smooth texture combined with...

Make a non-alcoholic Mimosa and get your morning off to a sweet and sunny start. Plain orange juice becomes an upscale treat when served in a champagne flute, and the addition of ginger ale or...

This is a tricky one. Thank god I'm here. Without me and this article, I know you'd still be pouring your Sprite into your shoe and flinging your Sunkist into the shower. So here are some...

A smoothie is a quick and nutritious way to start your morning, or a nice pick-up in the afternoon.

steps to prepare Mango Milk Shake.

Italian sodas can be a sophisticated thirst quencher or a hit with kids at a picnic -- a treat they can make themselves.

This smoothie can be modified to meet your dietary needs.

This drink is a favorite of mine. It's good for you and can also soothe a sore throat.

If you loved Orange Julius as a kid, you'll want to know how to make your own. If not, learn anyway - you've a treat in store.

Tabasco® and Worcestershire sauce add a kick to the tomato juice, but the vodka is omitted in this nonalcoholic version of the Bloody Mary. Serves one.

A touch of lime adds a fruity and slightly bitter flavor to a glass of Coke. This recipe serves 1.

Fast, yummy and packed with vitamin C, the big-C smoothie makes a refreshing nondairy breakfast drink or snack. This recipe serves two.

Lemonade, that classic summer quencher, can easily be made from scratch. The best version combines a simple sugar syrup and fresh squeezed lemon juice. This recipe serves two. Here are a few easy...

Setting up a lemonade stand is an all-American profit maker for kids. Here's how to make the best of the business.

The almost-Orange Julius is a cool, fruity drink. It's "almost" an Orange Julius because it doesn't use milk or egg white, as most versions do, but it's still frothy and frosty. This recipe makes...

The tastes of strong coffee, chocolate and Coke combine to make this a sweet and delicious cold drink for all seasons. This recipe makes four servings.

The taste and fizz of champagne punch without the alcohol makes Pseudo-Champagne Punch perfect for celebratory teenage parties. This recipe serves eight.

You won't miss the alcohol in Virgin Grog, which will keep you warm with its interesting blend of hibiscus tea, lemon juice and spices. This recipe serves one.

The Virgin Piña Colada is a nonalcoholic version of the legendary rum drink. This recipe serves one.

Virgin Planters Punch brings you the refreshing and fruity taste of the tropics without the alcohol. This recipe serves one.

A virgin Singapore sling is a nonalcoholic cousin of the world-famous Singapore sling, which uses cherry brandy instead of cherry juice. This recipe makes one serving.

You'll get all the fizz but no sloe gin in this nonalcoholic version of the real thing. This recipe makes one serving.

The frosty virgin strawberry colada is missing the rum, but you'll find it every bit as refreshing as the real thing. This recipe makes four servings.

Tall Cool Juan is a fruity drink with layers of flavor - and no alcohol. This recipe serves one.

The mocktail of choice for little girls everywhere. (Little boys tend to prefer the Roy Rogers.) Serves one.

Although there's no alcoholic punch in a cardinal punchless, it looks sophisticated and tastes great. This recipe serves one.

The naked navel is a cool, nonalcoholic version of the fuzzy navel. This recipe serves one.

A fruity, non-alcoholic mocktail that has been the favorite of little boys for a generation (Little girls generally prefer the Shirley Temple.). This recipe serves one.

This hot chocolate indulgence is so rich it would startle Bill Gates. It's real melted hot chocolate that's thickened and richened with egg yolks to make a liquid version of creme brulee. It will...

The PacMan is as much fun as the arcade game it's named after - and nonalcoholic, too. This recipe serves 1.

A Pussyfoot is a cool, fruity nonalcoholic drink with added egg yolk for a protein boost. This recipe serves 1.

The Johnny Appleseed is a smooth, sweet apple-y drink that's a fitting tribute to the legendary planter of apple trees. This nonalcoholic recipe serves 1.