Pomegranate Ginger Orange Sparkling Mocktail

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Get vitamin C and enjoy a tasty drink at the same time! Four-ingredient Pomegranate Ginger Orange Sparkling Mocktails are the perfect way to do both. Featuring Sprouts Vitamin C Fizzy Drink Packets, these mocktails are easily made for an individual or a crowd. This drink offers 1000 mg of vitamin C to offset upcoming flu and cold season. Perfect for the holidays, Pomegranate Ginger Orange Sparkling Mocktails are a fun, delicious sipper for all!

A woman grabs a Pomegranate Ginger Orange Sparkling Mocktail from a marble background

If you’re anything like me, there’s a chance that you enjoy a drink that makes you feel fancy.

The drink itself, of course, doesn’t have to be fancy; it just has to emanate that feeling of fanciness.

And if that mocktail that makes you feel fancy is pretty good for you, I’m over the moon.

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    Sprouts Fizzy Vitamin C Packets are shown on a marble background, in their box and in their packets

    Let me introduce y’all to this Pomegranate Ginger Orange Sparkling Mocktail.

    My friends at Sprouts challenged me to create a mocktail featuring their new Vitamin C Fizzy Drink Packets. And I’m so glad they did because this time of year always feels a bit dicey for me, health-wise.

    And with a daughter in Mother’s Day Out (who has brought home all the joyful childhood diseases and passed them along to me) and a newborn (who needs to be kept away from as many germs as possible because she won’t have her first round of vaccines until November), I need to be on my game, health-wise, this year.

    Pomegranate juice is poured into a wine glass to begin making a Pomegranate Ginger Orange Sparkling Mocktail

    In addition to a potential health boost through the Vitamin C Fizzy Drink Packet, this mocktail is insanely easy to make, too. It calls for just FOUR ingredients.

    It’s also sparkly, thanks to ginger ale.

    There’s a hint of tart-sweetness, thanks to pomegranate juice.

    And there’s a little bit of acid with a spritz of lemon juice.

    Easy peasy, y’all. And if you want to spread the joy of this sparkling mocktail, you can very easily turn this into a pitcher drink! (More on this down in the recipe card.)

    Sprouts Fizzy Vitamin C Packets are shown on a marble background, surrounded by pomegranate arils and orange slices

    Why should I make this non-alcoholic drink?

    Because it’s delicious! And because, with flu season just around the corner, we all need a little immune boost, which we can get from the Sprouts Vitamin C Fizzy Drink Packet.

    In addition to those two reasons, this drink feels fancy but is actually quite simple to mix up. Why would we not want to try it?

    Can I make it alcoholic?

    Sure! I suggest mixing in vodka, rum or champagne to booze up this mocktail. Your alcohol of choice simply depends on what you want out of the drink…

    A Sprouts Vitamin C Fizzy Drink Packet is sprinkled into a wine glass

    What does the Fizzy Vitamin C Packet actually do?

    This packet is a dietary supplement which provides 1,000 milligrams of Vitamin C per serving. (That’s 1,667% of your daily value of Vitamin C.)

    It provides antioxidants and electrolytes, essential nutrients and B vitamins, too!

    A Sprouts Fizzy Vitamin C packet is stirred into pomegranate juice using a spoon

    Why do the flavors of this mocktail work?

    I’m a sucker for slightly sweet-acidic drinks, and this mocktail has those flavors in spades.

    The pomegranate juice adds a nice sweet-tartness, and the lemon juice adds a zip of acid. The Fizzy Vitamin C Packet in Tart Orange adds tartness, as well, with a hint of sweetness on the end. And the ginger ale adds bubbly sweetness, too!

    The combination of these four ingredients make for the perfectly balanced sweet-but-not-too-sweet, tart-but-not-too-tart sipper that’s perfect for a variety of occasions!

    Ginger ale is poured on top of the rest of the drink ingredients to make a Pomegranate Ginger Orange Sparkling Mocktail

    Where can I serve this mocktail?

    Since it’s sparkling and features fall and winter flavors, I suggest serving this mocktail at any holiday-related gathering. You could also serve it at a tailgate, too!

    No matter the occasion, this mocktail can easily slot into it and provide a delicious, non-alcoholic drink for guests.

    That said, you can also simply serve it to yourself on a random weekday if you’re wanting to feel fancy. I promise it’s good for that, too. 😉

    pomegranate ginger orange mocktail in a wine glass with a lemon slice

    What do I need to make this Pomegranate Ginger Orange Sparkling Mocktail?

    Two Pomegranate Ginger Orange Sparkling Mocktails, garnished with lemon slices

    What would you recommend pairing with this sparkling mocktail?

    Two Pomegranate Ginger Orange Sparkling Mocktails sit on a marble background, surrounded by pomegranate arils and orange slices

    Now who’s ready to mix up a sparkling mocktail all of their own?

    Scroll on down to learn just how simple this drink is to make!

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    Two Pomegranate Ginger Orange Sparkling Mocktails, garnished with lemon slices

    Pomegranate Ginger Orange Sparkling Mocktail

    Erin Parker, The Speckled Palate
    Get vitamin C and enjoy a tasty drink at the same time! Four-ingredient Pomegranate Ginger Orange Sparkling Mocktails are the perfect way to do both. Featuring Sprouts Vitamin C Fizzy Drink Packets, these mocktails are easily made for an individual or a crowd. This drink offers 1000 mg of vitamin C to offset upcoming flu and cold season. Perfect for the holidays, Pomegranate Ginger Orange Sparkling Mocktails are a fun, delicious sipper for all!
    5 from 1 vote
    Servings 1 drink
    Calories 1075 kcal
    Prep Time 5 minutes
    Total Time 5 minutes

    Ingredients
      

    • 4 oz. pomegranate juice
    • ½ oz. freshly squeezed lemon juice freshly squeezed
    • 1 packet Sprouts Fizzy Vitamin C in Tart Orange
    • 6 oz. Ginger ale
    • Lemon slices for garnish
    • Pomegranate arils for garnish

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    Instructions
     

    • In a wine glass, measure out the pomegranate juice. 
    • Squeeze in the lemon juice.
    • Sprinkle in the packet of Sprouts Fizzy Vitamin C.
    • Stir with a spoon until the packet has fizzed and dissolved.
    • Top with ginger ale.
    • Garnish with a lemon slice and pomegranate arils.
    • Enjoy immediately!

    Notes

    This recipe could easily be turned into a pitcher drink at a party. Decide how many servings you want, and multiply the ingredients by that much. Follow the same instructions (in a larger batch, of course), and serve chilled with lemon slices and pomegranate arils floating in the pitcher.

    Nutrition

    Serving: 1drinkCalories: 1075kcalCarbohydrates: 200gProtein: 12gFat: 31gSaturated Fat: 17gPolyunsaturated Fat: 9gTrans Fat: 1gCholesterol: 71mgSodium: 253mgFiber: 18gSugar: 141g
    Keyword ginger ale drink, mocktail, orange, pomegranate
    Course Mocktails & Nonalcoholic Drinks
    Cuisine American
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    Do you like a drink that makes you feel fancy?

    Do you do anything in the fall or winter to help boost your immune system?

    Would you like to try a glass of this sparkling mocktail?

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    About the Author:

    Erin Parker is a Southern gal living in Texas with her husband and two daughters. She started The Speckled Palate to share what she was cooking as a newlywed… and over the years, it’s evolved to capture her love for hosting. Specifically, the EASIEST, lowest key entertaining because everyone deserves to see their people and connect over good food. Learn more about her

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