This blackberry mojito is an another great way to eat blackberries. It is a non-alcoholic healthy drink that is prepared using fresh fruits. It is also naturally sweetened and a low calorie drink to enjoy summer.
These days I am on a spree of trying different non-alcoholic drinks. If you are not new to this blog, you can see that in the past few weeks I have shared several drinks recipe. And, I am very happy to tell you that this pineapple strawberry sangria went viral on Yummly last week that brought our blog more than 3000 hits on a single day. It made my day :).
Lets get back to this blackberry mojito. I find having drinks prepared using fruits more interesting than eating them alone. You can pair your favorite fruits in a drink and enjoy its sip. Making this blackberry mojito is super easy. Just muddle few blackberries with fresh mint leaves and then combine with fresh orange juice and plain soda. It hardly takes 5 min. to prepare. And this refreshing drink is ready that is also ….
- healthy
- cooling
- low calorie
- non-alcoholic
How this Blackberry Mojito is healthy?
This blackberry mojito is healthy because
- it is prepared using fresh blackberries. Blackberries are rich in antioxidants, bioflavonoids and Vitamin C
- it contains fresh orange juice. Oranges are rich in Vitamin C. They also contain diverse phytochemical such as carotenoids, flavonoids etc.
- it is naturally sweetened
- it is low in calorie compared to store bought fruit drinks
Non Alcoholic Blackberry Mojito
Ingredients
- 5-6 blackberries
- 1 tbsp lime juice
- 4-5 leaves fresh mint
- 1/2 cup fresh orange juice (preferably chilled)
- 1 cup chilled sparkling water or soda (plain with no sugar)
- 1 tsp agave or honey (more or less according to taste)
- ice cubes (for serving)
Instructions
- In a small bowl muddle blackberries and mint leaves for a few seconds. Transfer the muddled blackberries into a serving glass
- Add a few ice cubes, lime juice, orange juice and sparkling water or soda. Give it a gentle mix and adjust sweetener according to your taste.
Notes
- If you do not have muddler use the back of a wooden spatula to muddle the blackberries and mint leaves
- You can also use grape juice instead of orange juice which equally tastes good
- If you want to make an alcoholic version then feel free to use your favorite wine instead of orange juice
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This looks yuumy and delicious! And your photography is amazing as well. I will be trying this drink soon.
Congrats on your viral post last week! I’m sure this one will make it too because it looks AMAZINGGGGGGGGGG! Pinned for later 🙂
This looks so yummy and refreshing! Now that the weather is nice I’m feeling inspired to make more fruity drinks
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What an easy recipe, and it looks so refreshing!
This mojito sounds delish! Great for summer time. Congrats on your pineapple strawberry sangria recipe going viral! How exciting 🙂
Yum!! And the nice thing is, you could easily add alcohol to this if you wanted! ; ) Thanks- pinning for later!
I can almost taste this lovely drink! Pinning for future reference. Thanks!
This cocktail looks so absolutely delicious! I love the addition of mint. Mint and berries are such a delightful combination. I look forward to trying this recipe. Yum!
I love this! Congrats on your other post going viral as well! This drink sounds so refreshing! I’m going to be featuring it on Thursday Favorite Things on my blog this week!
The cocktail looks amazing! I already pinned it to my board and now I am sharing it on StumbleUpon as I love it and will definitely make it one day.
Ninz