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How to make Easter Champagne?

5 min

Stylish, refreshing and delicious, this drink is a must. Learn how to make the best homemade Easter Champagne. Don't miss it!

5 min

Ingredients

number of servings
1
  • 12 cup Pineapple wedges Added to
  • 14 cup pineapple juice Added to
  • Sanding sugar Added to
  • 1 cup orange juice Added to
  • 1 cup Pineapple juice bottle champagne or prosecco Added to
  • 12 cup Sliced strawberries and pineapple chunks Added to
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Directions

1. Step

Grab a lime wedge and give the rim of your cocktail glass a good rub-down. Then, chuck it in some pineapple juice sanding sugar and give it a good dip.

2. Step

Grab a mimosa or champagne glass and fill it up about a quarter of the way with orange juice. Next up, pour in some pineapple juice until it's about halfway full.

3. Step

Finally, top up your glass with some champers until it's full to the brim. If you're feeling fancy, you can chuck in some strawberries and pineapple chunks to give it an extra fruity vibe.

4. Step

Your delicious and refreshing drink is ready to go. Cheers, mate!

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