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Cold Brew Tonic This simple soda-like mocktail is a variation of the classic gin and tonic cocktails. This mocktail, along with the more intense and tart espresso tonic, is rising in popularity in specialty coffee. It's refreshing and tastes almost like the real thing!
To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook coffee lemon mocktail using 7 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Top off with ginger beer, garnish with fresh lemon slices, and serve. Mellow for the cream and Mayham for the coffee, thanks Trisha I love it. In other words this is a lovely treat any time of the year, no matter the weather! Strain through a mesh strainer into a tall glass of fresh ice.
Top with sparkling water and stir to incorporate. This Lemon Ginger Mocktail is a deliciously fragrant and slightly spicy non-alcoholic cocktail with all the wonderful health benefits of lemon & ginger. We are huge fans of the bold, pattern-rich Bohemian style of designer and bestselling author Justina Blakeney, founder and director of the Jungalow. So much so that we invited her to be an instructor on Brit + Co's online startup school Selfmade and she totally rocked it with one of the best courses in the program. Coffee, cardamom, lemon, sugar, and seltzer.
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