A simple, delicious, non-alcoholic drink to kick back with. This blueberry mocktail is paired with ginger and lime to give it a refreshing burst of flavor wrapped in sparkling water.
The perfect non-alcoholic cocktail for drinkers and non-drinkers alike, this blueberry mocktail is a great way to kick back and relax.
Whether you enjoy alcohol or not, sometimes it’s nice to sip on something fresh, beautiful, and light… without the buzz.
This blueberry mocktail works just as well for those hot summer days when you want to kick back as it does at Christmas or New Year's when you want something delicious to hold in your hand but you don’t want the tipsy that goes with it.
Likewise, if you’re currently pregnant, this low-sugar mocktail is a nice way to still feel included at the party (just like these pregnancy mocktails).
As a Certified Nutrition Coach, I love that this blueberry mocktail recipe is made with just a handful of ingredients that are all pretty easy to get your hands on.
Learn more about the exact difference between a cocktail and mocktail!
Ingredients You Need
Frozen blueberries: opt for frozen blueberries in place of fresh blueberries because they give the healthy mocktail a much more refreshing feel to it.
Lime: fresh lime juice is always more flavorful than store-bought lime juice. Make sure to grab a ripe lime so you get more out of it than a harder one.
Ginger: if you’ve ever had ginger beer and loved it, this is going to light up your world! The ginger gives this blueberry mocktail such a potent kick you’ll think you’re sipping on hard liquor but you’ll wake up fresh.
Stevia: I always opt to add the stevia in last and let whoever I’m sharing with add theirs. This is so that you only add as much as you want in terms of sweetness. Both stevia drops and stevia packets work in the recipe.
Perrier: opt for unflavored Perrier so you can enjoy the real flavors of the blueberry ginger combination.
How To Make A Mocktail
- Remove the frozen blueberries and let them sit to thaw for 10 minutes.
- Peel the ginger and slice it into big chunks.
- Muddle half the blueberries with the ginger.
- Divide the muddle mixture into two glasses with ice cubes.
- Divy up the lime juice and stevia.
- Add in the remaining blueberries, and top it with Perrier to combine.
- Garnish with a slice of lime or fresh mint and enjoy.
Step By Step Photos
Important Tips To Make It Perfect Every Time
You can grate the ginger instead of muddling it however, some people don’t enjoy chewing small pieces of ginger in their refreshing drink.
If you slice it into bigger chunks and muddle it, you can easily pick them out if needed.
Add the stevia last or taste the drink before adding it. This way you can adjust the sweetness level to your own personal preference.
If you’re making this blueberry mocktail in advance, don’t add the perrier water. Follow all the steps before that and add the perrier just before serving. This way you don’t lose any of the sparkling bubbles.
If you don’t love stevia, a tiny bit of honey or maple syrup tastes delicious too.
You can make this blueberry mocktail recipe into more of a mojito (or a blueberry mint mocktail) by muddling in some fresh mint to the blueberry syrup mixture.
Frequently Asked Questions About Mockatils
Yes! Mocktails are non-alcoholic drinks which makes them safe to consume while pregnant. However, some mocktails are healthier than others. Try to find easy mocktail recipes that do not use juice as a base. Instead, opt for recipes that use fruit and herbs as these mocktails will be lower in sugar.
Yes. In pregnancy, there are no safe amounts of alcohol. So, opting for a non-alcoholic beverage, especially one that contains fresh fruit or herbs, is a healthy choice.
Garnish a mocktail with anything that’s already in the drink! Most people love seeing a spear of fresh fruit, lime, or mint on the side of the glass.
Other Refreshing Drinks You’ll Enjoy
Sparkling Blueberry Ginger Mocktail Recipe
Equipment
Ingredients
- ⅓ cup frozen blueberries
- 1 lime juiced
- ¼ inch ginger peeled and sliced
- ¼ teaspoon powdered stevia about ½ to 1 packet
- 2 bottles perrier
- Ice
Instructions
- Let the blueberries that for 10 minutes.
- Slice the ginger into thick slices.
- Muddle half the blueberries and ginger together.
- Add ice to glasses.
- Divide the muddle into the glasses over the ice cubes.
- Juice the lime into each glass.
- Add the stevia and remaining blueberries.
- Finally, top with perrier (or any sparkling water), a lime, and call it a day!
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Notes
- You can grate the ginger instead of muddling it however, some people don’t enjoy chewing small pieces of ginger in their drink.
- If you slice it into bigger chunks and muddle it, you can easily pick them out if needed.
- Add the stevia last or taste the drink before adding it. This way you can adjust the sweetness level to your own personal preference.
- If you don’t love stevia, a tiny bit of honey or maple syrup tastes delicious too.
- Though fresh or frozen blueberries work, fresh blueberries won't disperse as nicely as frozen blueberries will.
- You can make this blueberry mocktail recipe into more of a mojito (or a blueberry mint mocktail) by muddling in some fresh mint to the blueberry syrup mixture.
Disclaimer:
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Shelby aka Mama Bear
Lindsey
I made a pitcher of these this weekend for a baby shower. It was delicious! Refreshing, light and it felt special. Then I made myself one last night 🙂 It was the ginger that did it for me. Absolutely perfect
fitasamamabear
Ohh that's amazing! It's definitely a nice fresh one!
Sharina
This sparkling blueberry mocktail is such a hit! It is packed with refreshing flavors and is so relaxing!
fitasamamabear
Definitely refreshing!
Lisa
Made these mocktails with the kids. They were fun to make and so refreshing to drink.
fitasamamabear
Ah that's so sweet, nice for them to have something different to sip on too!
Michelle
Needed a drink to serve last night to my guests and this blueberry mocktail hit the spot! So light and flavorful! The ginger really added a nice touch to the drink.
fitasamamabear
The ginger definitely gives a zing!
Elizabeth S
I love ginger and I thought it went so good with the blueberries. I used simple syrup instead of stevia. Yummy.
fitasamamabear
It's a really great pairing!
Janice
I recently made a pitcher of these sparkling blueberry mocktails last night, and they were so flavorful and delicious! The combination of blueberries, lime, sparkling water, and the subtle touch of ginger made them absolutely perfect.
fitasamamabear
So happy you loved it!