If you wish to know how to make layered drinks without alcohol see this 4th of July drink. It’s a Red White And Blue Layered Drink for children and adults.
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This Red, white and blue beverage is a fun drink for adults and children and perfect for celebrating the Fourth of July or Memorial Day. Or this would also be perfect for birthday parties or any other fun summer get-to-gathers. It’s a fascinating drink and brings wonders to children’s eyes and to most adults. But first there is a little secret on how to make layered drinks without alcohol.
This Patriotic Drink is almost a science experiment. The secret is the amount of sugar content. It’s The Sobe Pina Colada has the highest level of sugar thus making it denser and heavier and the G2 Blueberry-Pomegranate or Cool Blue has the least amount of sugar allowing it to stay on top. It’s a non-alcholic drink so it’s fun for children and adults. We love to serve it around Memorial Day Weekend and especially the 4th of July.
Other recipe like this Red, White, and Blue Drink
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- American Flag Fruit Skewers
- Strawberries and Blueberries Trifle in a Mason Jar
- 20 Red White and Blue Patriotic Cocktails
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Red, White and Blue Layered Patriotic Drink for Children and Adults
Ingredients
- Sobe Pina Colada 25g sugar
- Gatorade Fruit Punch 14 g sugar
- G2 Blueberry-Pomegranate or G2 Cool Blue 7g sugar
Instructions
- Fill a glass with ice, pour the Sobe Pina Colada to about 1/3 of the glass
- Add the Gatorade Fruit Punch by carefully pouring through the ice,
- Fill the last 3rd with the G2 Blueberry-Pomegranate or Cool Blue.(make sure the glass is full of ice and be very careful as you add each color by pouring onto the ice very slowly)
Festive! Happy 4th of July š
Looks refreshing and very pretty – I will be trying this for our 4th of July party.
Easy Life Meal & Party Planning
Wow, this is so cool! I've got to try this on Thursday!
Hi I made one of these similar drinks with cranberry juice Sprite zero & garortade! I love these kind of drinks! Happy 4th of July. I saw it from memories by the mile.
Julie from julieslifestyle.blogspot.com
That is just to cool, great recipe.
This drink looks great! =)
Have a great week!
So pretty!!! Thank you for sharing at Simple Supper Tuesday.
Awesome! We made these too but with different ingredients. I like that yours have less sugar!
Hi Evelyn!
I'm stopping by from the All My Bloggy Friends Link Party today. This looks so refreshing and festive – I love it!
Hope you have a great holiday!
Ang
http://www.jugglingactmama.com
these look tasty!
Thanks for linking up the to Friend Connect Blog Hop today!
Co-Host // Justynn
Creative Life Antics
Very cute! I tried making a layered cocktail recently, but it tasted terrible! These ingredients sound much more palatable. I'll give it a try, and thanks for the tip about which one is heavier. Very helpful!
Pretty and perfect for the holiday!
Very patriotic!
We made something similar to this a few years ago! The kids loved it š Thanks so much for the reminder – may need to try this version this time!
A great holiday drink, Evelyn! Thanks for sharing and hope you have a wonderful July 4th holiday!
I just love this! Sharing on google+!
Thank for linking to the In and Out of the Kitchen Link party!
Cynthia at http://FeedingBig.com
I'm trying a layered punch tomorrow. Thanks for the sugar content tip. I'll look at my labels and see which "layer" has the most sugar! š
Looks so delicious and refreshing!
I love this and the fact that it is kiddie friendly! Thank you for spreading JOY and sharing at the Oh What a HAPPY Day party.
Holly at Not Done Growing
I had no idea it was the sugar content that made these work! Cool! Thank you for spreading JOY and sharing at the Oh What a HAPPY Day party.
Holly at Not Done Growing
Fun! I always forget the fun stuff like this when I'm planning a little party.
Thanks for linking up for WW š
Stopping over from Foodie Friday Link Party. Looks like such a fun and festive drink!
Tenns
New Mama Diaries
Mmm, looks yummy. As my daughter's teacher would say: "That's science!"
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Stopping by from LOBS. This sounds ah-mazing and so refreshing. Guess I'll be stopping by the grocery store tomorrow for some ingredients. Thanks! Ashley from http://www.thepinningmama.com
This looks great and the flavors sound like they go well together. I'm following from the Friday Chaos Blog Hop. Have a great day!!!
Ashley
http://www.supremelydivinelife.com
Wait, I'm pretty sure I was already subscribed to your blog and following you on social media, so disregard the last statement please.
This is so cool! I love it. š
What a great idea! And it looks delicious too! Thanks for linking up with us at LOBS!!
Pretty Drink idea! Pinning for next year. Hope your fourth was fun Evelyn!
Hi Girl, Pinning this brilliant idea of yours! Hugs a million! Lizy
Looks yummy! I love pomegranate!
I think that is the coolest thing! I'm going to have to try even though the Fourth is over. And I love pomegranate too! Thanks for sharing at All Things Pretty! Hope you come back soon!
I just love the way this drink looks! So does everyone else at the In and Out of the Kitchen Link Party! Your recipe was 2nd most clicked and will be featured in my Top 10 Favorites post!
Thanks for sharing!
You were featured on Blissful and Domestic Recipes today! Stop by and check it out!
http://www.blissfulanddomesticrecipes.com/2013/03/blissful-and-domestic-recipes.html
Danielle @ Blissful and Domestic
This is so pretty!! Bet it tasted great too!
My son loves making concoctions like this. He just calls all mixed drinks, "bug juice." Thanks for sharing it with us on foodie friday.
I wanted to let you know that I chose this as my host favorite for Random Recipe Roundup! š It will be featured on next Sunday's post! š Have a great evening! Zannie @ mymixingspoon
My new favorite is Pina Colada (alcohol, that is). Great idea for the layers. I would never have thought about the sugar levels vs. where the drink leveled off at.
I'm so bummed mine turned into a red mess :(. Your's turned out great!!
Really cool! And thanks for the science lesson, lol!
Thank you for linking too. I apologize for being so far behind!
The colors are truly stunning! Very impressive drink!
What a gorgeous drink and perfect for US holidays, love it!!
How cool is this! So amazing how the colors separate. Thanks for sharing, Carrie, A Mother's Shadow
This looks so festive! How fun- perfect for patriotic holidays!
What awesome festive ideas!!!! Pinning! Angela from LeMoine Family Kitchen stopping by from the DBB.