With the fall season right around the corner, you may be wondering what kind of non-alcoholic drinks you can serve at a party or a night in with friends. We’ve found ten non-alcoholic fall drink recipes that you should definitely try.
The Cookie Rookie has a very tasty fall drink recipe that can easily be made without alcohol. It’s a punch that is flavored with apples, ginger ale and more. It calls for Apple Pie Vodka, but you can easily leave that out if you are under the age of 21.
The Food Network has a great non-alcoholic recipe for sangria. This is a great fall drink recipe for those who love fruity drinks. The cranberry-grape juice gives the drink a nice deep red color that is perfect for fall and it calls for a tiny pinch of ground cinnamon, which will give it a bit of a fall taste.
For those Harry Potter fans out there, what could be better than a warm butterbeer in the fall? WizardingWorldPark.com has a great recipe for those who crave the taste of warm butterscotch. It is not the most healthy of drinks, so beware of those trying to watch what they eat. This recipe includes heavy cream, butter, butterscotch chips and cream soda. Yikes!
This is a warm, soothing drink for those fall nights when you want to get all cozy in your pajamas and binge Netflix. It’s also a good drink for when you are sick or feeling under the weather. Inspired Edibles has a great recipe to try.
We want to try this drink simply because of its name. Who doesn’t love the movie “Hocus Pocus?” The website Nourish Simply has a great non-alcoholic fall drink recipe for those who want a Halloween inspired drink.
For those with a sweet tooth and a love for the traditional Halloween candy that is candy corn, nelliebellie.com has a great non-alcoholic fall drink recipe for you. The drink consists of only a few ingredients, such as orange soda and pineapple tidbits, so it’s super easy to make.
For those who love the flavor of pumpkin spice, AllRecipes.com has the perfect non-alcoholic fall drink recipe for you. Their recipe for pumpkin spice hot chocolate is delicious and will warm you up on those cool fall evenings.
Are you obsessed with pumpkin spice lattes but refuse to break the bank to buy them from Starbucks all the time? You are in luck because the Food Network has a great pumpkin spice latte recipe that you can make at home.
Besides pumpkin spice, apples are definitely one of the main tastes of fall. The Food Network has a recipe for a great non-alcoholic fall drink: a spiced virgin apple martini. This drink takes a little more effort to make, but worth it if you really want to try it.
What is fall without the taste of warm apple cider? Betty Crocker has a great non-alcoholic fall drink recipe for a hot cranberry-apple cider that is simply delicious. It says you can add spiced rum, if desired, for those over the age of 21.
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