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RECIPE: Blueberry Lemonade Cocktail

Celebrate National Lemonade Day. Photo
and recipe courtesy Smirnoff.com.

 

Celebrate National Lemonade Day, August 20th, with adult lemonade. You’ll love this recipe from Smirnoff Vodka; we made it even more blueberry by adding fresh blueberry purée.

In addition to Smirnoff Blueberry Flavored Vodka, you can find Stoli Blueberi, Pinnacle Blueberry and other brands.

BLUEBERRY LEMONADE COCKTAIL

Ingredients For 1 Drink

  • 3 ounces lemonade
  • 1.5 ounces blueberry flavored vodka
  • Optional: 1-2 ounces blueberry purée
  • 3 blueberries for garnish
  • Ice
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    Preparation

    1. FILL a tall glass with ice. Add vodka, lemonade and optional blueberry purée. Stir well.

    2. Garnish with fresh blueberries.

     
    Find more of our favorite cocktails by clicking the Cocktails & Spirits link in the column at right; and also check Cocktails & Spirits Section on TheNibble.com.
     
      

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    PRODUCT: Caramel

    Le Caramel is a new company with a line of caramel products based on recipes from Normandy. There are currently four products:

    • Caramel sauce (called Caramel Cream) in salted vanilla or chocolate
    • Caramel candies made with salted butter or chocolateThe candies and creams (sauces) are made in California in the traditional French method, slowly cooked in small batches in a copper kettle.

      Our favorite in the line is the Chocolate Caramel Cream. It isn’t easy to find chocolate caramel sauce.

      You can learn more and purchase products at Le-Caramel.com.

    • Find more of our favorite dessert sauces.
    • Check out the different types of dessert sauce in our Dessert Sauce Glossary.

    Chocolate caramel sauce is delicious on
    desserts or right from the jar. Photo by
    Katharine Pollak | THE NIBBLE.

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    TIP OF THE DAY: Mixing Bowls = Serving Bowls

    Our favorite mixing bowls are available
    at Amazon.com.

    Some of the mixing bowls on the market are so good-looking, they can go straight to table. There’s no need to use (and wash) a separate “serving dish.”

    We use these stacked melamine bowls in THE NIBBLE kitchen. Who cares that they have a spout: They add bright color to the table when filled with salad, pasta, soup, sides and especially, chips, popcorn and other snacks.

    Stainless steel, glass and ceramic (pottery) mixing bowls also do handsome double duty at the table.

    If you need to give a house gift to new homeowners, give them something they’ll really use. Consider a set of good-looking mixing bowls. Check out:

     

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