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Summer Sips

Frosty, fruity, fizzy drinks make a deliciously refreshing splash in the hot summer days.

Summer Sips

Frosty, fruity, fizzy drinks make a deliciously refreshing splash in the hot summer days.
Sparkling Grapefruit Sodas

Sweet and tart, crisp and cool, these sippers start with a simple syrup made with grapefruit juice and peel and fresh thyme for a floral note. Grapefruit-flavored sparkling water adds fizz.

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Melon Agua Fresca

Frozen balls of honeydew, watermelon and cantaloupe serve as ice cubes to chill a refreshing combination of puréed cantaloupe, fresh lime juice and sparkling seltzer. Scoop the balls with a melon baller and freeze on a baking sheet until firm.

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Coconut Cream Iced Coffee

Rich, creamy, cold, deep—this drink is all that and more. A blend of cream of coconut, half-and-half, maple syrup and vanilla laces ready-to-drink cold-brewed coffee.

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Strawberry-Chamomile Lemonade Punch  

As fresh as it is beautiful, the punch features succulent strawberries and raspberries, tart lemon slices and refreshing mint floating in a blend of lemonade, ginger ale and a chamomile tea-based simple syrup.

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Fruity Ice Cream Floats

Dazzling fruit flavor stars in these traditional summertime treats, customizable based on available fruity sodas and sorbets so everyone gets their favorites. The only garnish needed for each one? A couple of straws.

See Cherry-Berry Float Recipe

See Orange Cream Float Recipe

Summery Infused Waters

Add fruit and herbs to jazz up plain drinking water and give it a flavorful and nutritional punch. Just pick your flavor enhancers and chill them in a pitcher of water for a few hours. Tip: Lightly mash fruit and herbs with the back of a wooden spoon to release more flavor. Store infused water in the fridge up to 3 days.

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