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    Home » Recipes » Drinks

    Blood Orange Mojito Mocktails

    Published: Sep 5, 2017 · Modified: Feb 18, 2023 by Tiffany Dahle · This post may contain affiliate links.

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    Two blood orange mojitos in clear glasses.

    These tasty orange mojito mocktails are a sugar-free drink to enjoy at your next party.

    Two glasses of orange mojito mocktails sit on a platter with fresh mint. A bowl of limes sits in the background.

    Reality has hit. Summer is officially over. Our tide has turned from beachy summer fun to school days and Halloween costume prepping.

    Living in the Carolinas means that every fall I struggle to match the weather outside to the idea that I should be decorating with pumpkins and colored leaves.

    Now that our Sundays involve a few hours in front of the tv watching football games and I'm the resident football party food maker, I thought it would be fun to create a summer-to-fall mocktail that lets me appreciate the hot weather but still respect the turn of the calendar to a new season.

    Tim and I both LOVE minty mojitos. The summertime version is just straight up lime and mint but to bring the drink into the season, I thought it would be fun to play with the color and turn it bright orange!

    These super simple blood orange minty mojito mocktails are a fun and guilt-free way to enjoy a little fruity beverage while watching the game on Sundays.

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    How to Lighten a Mojito

    One of the problems I have with doctored up mojitos is that they tend to be far too sweet.

    To combat the sourness from the blood orange flavor, I mixed in a little SPLENDA® Naturals Sugar & Stevia Sweetener Blend that I had hanging out in my pantry.

    The rest of the ingredients for the mix are so easy to prepare! I simply squeezed fresh lime juice from 8 small limes to stir into a mixture of water, melted blood orange sorbet and fizzy club soda. The SPLENDA® Naturals Sugar & Stevia Sweetener Blend and a bunch of fresh mint brighten up the mix and keep things just the right amount of sweet.

    Blood Orange Mojito Mocktails

    Serving Suggestions

    This is a perfect beverage to keep in your party rotation as we head into the fall holiday season.

    You could serve it as a mocktail as is or even add a little rum for a unique cocktail. 

    More Mocktail Recipes

    These fresh and fruity beverages are amazing even without the alcohol.

    If you want to turn them into a cocktail, just add rum, vodka, or bubbly prosecco.

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    Two glasses of orange mojito mocktails sit on a platter with fresh mint. A bowl of limes sits in the background.

    Blood Orange Mojitos

    5 from 1 vote
    Looking for a fun mocktail to serve at your next party? This sugar-free blood orange mojito is a refreshing twist on a classic summer favorite.
    TOTAL TIME 10 minutes
    PREP TIME 5 minutes
    COOK TIME 5 minutes
    YIELD 8 servings
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    Ingredients
      

    • 3 cups of water
    • 1 pint of blood orange sorbet thawed
    • 1 cup fresh lime juice 7-8 limes
    • ¾ cup of SPLENDA® Naturals Sugar & Stevia Sweetener Blend
    • 8 cups club soda chilled
    • 2 cups fresh mint leaves chopped (Reserve some for garnish)

    Instructions

    • Heat 2 cups of water and the ¾ cup of SPLENDA® Naturals Sugar & Stevia Sweetener Blend in a large saucepan until the sweetener is dissolved. Add the mint leaves to steep. Set aside to cool.
    • Combine thawed blood orange sorbet and remaining 1 cup of water with the lime juice in a large pitcher. Add the sweetener and mint leaves mixture by pouring it through a strainer to remove the leaves. Add the club soda just before serving and stir gently.
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    CUISINEAmerican
    AUTHORTiffany Dahle

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