I always love the week after Christmas. It’s more relaxing, the kids are all home, people are stopping by, the kids’ friends are in and out of the house, there are lots of YUMMY leftovers, and this week I’m sure we’ll have a party or two.
Today on RE I have an exciting giveaway sponsored by Sierra Mist Natural that includes a $50 American Express gift card to help you with any upcoming parties.
All you have to do is tell me your most creative cocktail or mocktail recipe! And I’ll share mine.
It’s really that easy!
Here are a few things that I love to do.
1. Why not mix the glasses up and use both chunky Dollar Store goblets and martini glasses? Fun!
2. Freeze pomegranate seeds in Ziploc bags or containers and pull out of freezer to garnish your drinks.
Now it’s your chance to win …
COMMENT TO WIN
What’s your most creative mocktail/cocktail recipe?WHAT to WIN
Sierra Mist Natural holiday gift pack (shaker, drink garnish/sugars, party glasses) PLUS a $50 AMEX gift card.EXTRA ENTRIES to WIN
-Share your recipe over at the Sierra Mist Facebook page
-Like Reluctant Entertainer Facebook page
-Like Sierra Mist Facebook page
-Retweet this giveaway:Win @SierraMist gift pack PLUS $50 AMEX card today at @SandyCoughlinRE Share your favorite recipe. http://su.pr/2Fm25l
Make sure and come back and tell me for EXTRA entries.
Recipe: Pomegranate Holiday Drink {ReluctantEntertainer.com}
Ingredients
- 3/8 cup pomegranate juice (freshly squeezed adds a richer flavor)
- 3/8 cup fresh lime juice
- 1-1/2 oz. Sierra Mist Natural
Instructions
- Fill a tall tumbler glass a little more than halfway with ice cubes.
- Pour 3/8 cup with freshly squeezed lime juice into the glass, up to the halfway mark.
- Slowly add pomegranate juice.
- Add Sierra Mist Natural.
- Shake or stir and serve.
Preparation time: 5 minute(s)
Number of servings (yield): 1
(This is a sponsored post by Sierra Mist Natural. Giveaway ends December 28th at 11:59 pm.)
Hi, I'm Sandy. Five years ago I stocked up on beautiful glasses from the Dollar Store. As I started writing about dinner parties, I realized that this “icon” portrays a great message. 
