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Frozen Apricot Drink

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Frozen Apricot Drink

Frozen Apricot Drink

Pane-Bistecca
A good dinner also includes a suitable drink! That’s why I, Andrea, made a frozen apricot drink and served it to my parents on a summer evening. A drink can’t be made easier!

I like to mix drinks, try unusual things and then my family drinks them. So, I have already invented many a drink for a cozy evening. 
Prep time
5 min
Cooking time
0 min
Portions
4
Total time
5 min

Ingredients

  • 300 g frozen Apricots

  • 20 ml Vodka

  • 100 ml Rose Wine

  • Soda to taste

  • Honey for sweetening if desired

Instructions

1

Step 1

Puree the apricots, then mix with the vodka and rose wine.
2

Step 2

Pour into glasses and fill with soda water.
3

Step 3

if it is not sweet enough, add some honey and serve cold.

Notes

Cheers!

Here are more of my creations:

Margarita
Boulevardier Cocktail
Tequila Twilight

Frozen Apricot Drink
Frozen Apricot Drink
Frozen Apricot Drink
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