Blood drink, this is Halloween!

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By Ángela

Maybe it's a little gore this drink, but it's for Halloween. In that night the terror and the grimace are very present. The drink is delicious very sweet, and it is also very attractive for children with that bright red color.

Blood drink, this is Halloween!

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Do you want to surprise on Halloween with a drink that looks like blood? With this recipe you will get it and it is delicious!

Blood drink, this is Halloween!
  • Ángela
  • Kitchen: cuisine
  • Recipe type: drinks
  • Rations: 4
  • Total time:

Ingredients

  • 250 ml. alcohol-free grenadine liqueur
  • 250 ml. cranberry juice
  • 250 ml. non-alcoholic strawberry liqueur
  • 250 ml. soda or sparkling water or tonic (if you prefer the less cloying drink)
  • 2 gelatin sheets (if we want to thicken it a little)

Preparation

  1. If we prefer the liquid version, we mix all the ingredients and cool them with ice cubes. We serve in the glasses without the ice

  2. For the gelatin version, we first have to hydrate the gelatin sheets in cold water. Once soft, drain them and dissolve them in a bit of the soda that we have chosen while hot.

  3. We add this gelatin mixture to the rest of the ingredients, stir well and let it rest in the fridge for a couple of hours until the soda is thick and cold.


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  1.   Alberto Rubio said
    ago 12 years

    Thank you very much, Laura. Not at all, a pleasure;)

    Reply to Alberto Rubio