Lychee Mocktail With Rose
Sweet lychee, floral rose and tangy lime combine to create this easy, pink lychee mocktail that is perfect for a girls night in, baby shower or bridal shower. With your choice of mixer, you can decide whether to add a coconut or ginger twist!
Why you'll love this recipe
There are so many reasons to love this recipe, including:
- It's simple to make: several ingredients and a quick shake is all you need to bring your lychee mocktail to life.
- It's perfect for a special occasion: so pretty with gorgeous pink hue, I can imagine this mocktail at a baby shower or bridal shower. If you love pink mocktails (and rose!), try my hibiscus mocktails too.
- The flavor combination: if you haven't tried a lychee and rose combination before, this is a sign that it's time!
Ingredients for a perfect lychee mocktail
Fresh or tinned lychees: Either is fine, but this recipe also calls for the lychee juice from the tin, so I would advise saving some money and choosing the tinned lychees.
Optional - maple syrup or your choice of sweetener: many will find the lychee juice sweet enough, but if you're a sweet tooth, you can a dd a little maple syrup or your sweetener of choice.
Lychee juice from the tin
Rose syrup: I made a low-sugar rose syrup to use in this recipe, which I'll pop in the recipe card below. If you want a quick and easy option, opt for a ready-made rose syrup. Don't forget to check out my rose lemonade too.
Lime juice: fresh is always best when it comes to citrus, but you can use bottled if you wish.
Your choice of mixer: I like to call this a 'choose your own adventure' mocktail'! You have a choice of ginger kombucha, sparkling coconut water or regular coconut water (for those of you who prefer non-carbonated mocktails). You can use the leftovers to make my easy coconut water mocktails.
How to make it
To make your lychee rose mocktail:
- Add the lychees to your shaker with your optional sweetener.
- Muddle the lychees for a minute or so until the juices are released.
3. Add the rose syrup to your shaker.
4. Add the lime juice, add 3-4 cubes of ice, replace the lid then shake for 10-15 seconds until ingredients are combined.
5. Fill your glass with ice (and edible rose buds if you wish!), then strain the mixture in.
6. Top with your choice of mixture, stir gently, then garnish with your choice of edibles roses and/or lychees. You can even add a slice of lime if you wish!
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Lychee Mocktail With Rose
Ingredients
- 2 tinned lychees
- 1 teaspoon maple syrup or your choice of sweetener (optional - see Note 1)
- 3 oz lychee juice (from the tin)
- ¾ oz rose syrup (see Note 2)
- ½ oz lime juice (fresh preferred, but you can use bottled)
- ½ cup ginger kombucha or sparkling/still coconut water (see Note 3)
Instructions
- Add the lychees and the optional sweetener to a shaker. If you don't have a shaker, use a mason jar or similar. Muddle the lychees until the juices are released. If you don't have a muddler, use the handle end of a wooden spoon.
- Add the lychee juice, rose syrup and lime juice to the shaker with 304 cubes of ice.. Replace and lid and shake for 10-15 seconds until the ingredients are combined.
- Fill your glass with ice and add some edible rose buds if you wish. Strain the mixture in and top with your choice of mixer.
- Stir gently and garnish with optional lychees and edible rose buds.
Notes
- ½ cup powdered monkfruit sweetener
- ½ cup water
- ½ cup edible food grade rose petals
Nutrition
NUTRITIONAL VALUES ARE ESTIMATES ONLY AND DO NOT INCLUDE CARBS FROM SUGAR ALCOHOLS.
