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Mojito mocktail
Blueberry mojito mocktail is an exquisitely refreshingdrinkmade with fresh blueberries, mint and lemon. Basically this mojito recipe is a co*cktail but today I am presenting the non alcoholic version. So essentially a fantastic drink recipe for kids and teetotalers.
In this mojito drink, I have used fresh blueberries in three forms, first I havepureethe blueberry as I love to see purple colour of my mojito. Then crushed few blueberries to bit consistency. And then used a few whole as garnish. I have also usedwhole mint leaves, as I don’t need this drink to be excessive minty so no need to crush it.
I have seen some mojito drink on internetand reallyfascinated by viewing the bluesugar on the rim of the glasses.But couldn’t find this coloured sugar in my area. However the taste remains same whether you use it or not. It makes drink look little more beautiful.
Blueberry mojito is a beautiful drink and can be a big hit if you prepare it for a baccha (kids) party. Let’s jump to the recipe.
Ingredients
Blueberries – 1 cup + few for garnishing
Fresh lime juice – ¼ cup
Sugar – ¼ cup or adjust to taste
Fresh mint leaves – 8-10 (few more for garnish)
Club soda – ½ cup or sparkling water
2lemon slices for garnish Ice as needed
Let’s prepare blueberry mojito
Step 1. Add blueberries, sugar and lime juice to a blender and blend them into a fine puree.
Now crush the rest ofblueberries with a muddler.
Step 2. If you want to decorate glasses, moisten the rim of glasseswith thelemon andturn the glass upside down and dip it in sugar. Blue sugar is recommended, however you may use regular sugar or salt. This step is optional.
Step 3. Now in a pitcher (jug) or in individualglasses layer ice cubes, and add mint leaves. Then add prepared blueberries puree and whole blueberries.
Step 4. Top off the glass withclub soda or sparklingwaterand mix gently. Taste the blueberry mojito and add sugar if needed more.
Step 5. Garnish with mint leaves.The tasty and refreshing blueberry mojito mocktail is ready to serve. Enjoy !!
Recipe card – mojito mocktail
5 from 3 votes
Blueberry Mojito Mocktail, Mojito recipe | Non alcoholic co*cktail
Prep Time
5 mins
Cook Time
5 mins
Total Time
10 mins
Blueberry mojito is an exquisitely refreshing mocktail made with fresh blueberries, mint and lemon. Basically this mojito recipe is a co*cktail but today I am presenting the non alcoholic version.
Course:Drinks
Servings: 2
Author: Rachna's Kitchen
Ingredients
- Blueberries - 1 cup + few for garnishing
- Fresh lime juice -¼ cup
- Sugar -¼ cup or adjust to taste
- Fresh mint leaves - 8-10few more for garnish
- Club soda -½ cup or sparkling water
- 2lemon slices for garnish
- Ice as needed
Instructions
Add blueberries, sugar and lime juice to a blender and blend them into a fine puree.
Now crush the rest of blueberries with a muddler. ( You can buy one at Amazon UK at link muddler)
If you want to decorate glasses, moisten the rim of glasses with the lemon and turn the glass upside down and dip it in sugar.
Blue sugar is recommended, however you may use regular sugar or salt. This step is optional.
Now in a pitcher (jug) or in individual glasses layer ice cubes, and add mint leaves.
Then add prepared blueberries puree and whole blueberries.
Top off the glass with club soda or sparkling water and mix gently.
Taste the blueberry mojito and add sugar if needed more.
Garnish with mint leaves.
The tasty and refreshing blueberry mojito is ready to serve.
Enjoy !!
Recipe Notes
You can choose fresh or frozen. If using frozen berries thaw them 1 hour before and they are ready to use.
You may make co*cktail version, just replace club soda with rum.
Other drink recipes available on blog
1. Non Alcoholic Fruit punch
2. Mango iced tea
3. Thai iced tea
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PIYALI says
This is a very interesting take on Virgin mojitos. Using different consistencies of blueberries gives the drink more body and depth. The clicks as usual are outstanding. Loved the mojita a lot and have bookmarked it.
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rachnaskitchen says
Thanks Piyali for appreciation. Definitely blueberries makes it beautiful !!
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Stephanie says
I made this for my red and blue Christmas theme for my culinary class. My chef gave it a thumbs up! Thank you! Question: Can I use this for my 2.1 gallon beverage dispenser? I’m starting my catering business in a few months and would love to use this recipe.
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rachnaskitchen says
Thanks you and your chef like this recipe. Yes you can use for your dispenser. All the best for your catering business.
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I love blueberry Rachna! And your Mojito shots are making me drool! Awesome awesome share! 🙂
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rachnaskitchen says
Thanks a lot Anu !!
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love the pictures Rachna! 🙂 The mojito looks really delicious, what a lovely color!
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rachnaskitchen says
Thanks Manali, yeah blueberry is a beautiful fruit.
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Jeena says
Wow, blueberry mojito is just outstanding …loved every bit of it – from its taste, to colour, to its presentation…wonderful
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rachnaskitchen says
Thanks a lot for appreciating it !!
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Shweta A says
wow, this recipe sounds and looks tooooooo interesting. Gonna give this a try soon 🙂
I am a huge sucker of mojito 🙂 Summer in a glassReply
rachnaskitchen says
Thanks a lot Shweta, I love it too.
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Ritu ahuja says
Beautiful mocktail. It looks super yummy. Love it 🙂
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rachnaskitchen says
Thanks Ritu !!
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Puneet says
Looks so refreshing!! Perfect for summers. Love the presentation too!!
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rachnaskitchen says
Thanksyou Puneet !!
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Genie says
What a beautiful summery drink! This would make a lovely submission to Our Growing Edge. The theme this month is “Picnic”. More info here if you would like to submit: http://new.inlinkz.com/luwpview.php?id=521652.
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rachnaskitchen says
Thanks Genie, I have already submitted this recipe to your event:-)
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Anupama says
the mojito looks sounds gorgeous and delicious! Fab pictures as always 🙂
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rachnaskitchen says
Thanks a lot dear !!
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Hi Racha,
Blueberry Mojito Mocktail is looking so refreshingly and inviting! Very, very Beautifully captured and excellent presentation. This is a perfect way to cherish a hot summer day! Thank you so much for your visit today. It’s my first time to visit your blog. You have a really nice, beautiful blog.Reply
rachnaskitchen says
Thankyou Deepa for appreciating 🙂
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Because no picnic is complete without a drink or two… Thanks for the recipe!
Happy to have joined this party. xx
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rachnaskitchen says
Thanks Fiona, pleasure is all mine.
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