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Alcohol-free Halloween drinks and mocktails

Fizzy potions, floating eyeballs, ghosts on the hot chocolate. 12 alcohol-free Halloween drinks, for kids and grown-ups alike, plus ideas for decorating the glasses.

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Decorating Halloween glasses

  • The colored frosted rim: run a lemon wedge around the rim of the glass, then dip it upside down in sugar mixed with a few drops of food coloring.
  • Floating eyeballs: a blueberry tucked into a lychee, or a banana slice with a blueberry in the middle, on a pick.
  • Orange pumpkins: thick orange slices, with two eyes and a mouth cut out with a small knife.
  • Worms crawling out of the glass: gummy worms, hung over the rim or tucked into the whipped cream.
  • Ice cubes that don't water it down: frozen blueberries or grapes.

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Frequently asked questions

What alcohol-free Halloween cocktail should you make?

A potion that steals the show: green with lychee eyeballs, two-tone grenadine and orange, or purple with a sugar-frosted rim. All 8 of our cold Halloween drinks are alcohol-free: witch's magic potion, alcohol-free, alcohol-free Halloween punch, pumpkin cinnamon smoothie, swamp mint milkshake, frog egg potion, sunset potion, grenadine and orange, green monster smoothie and witch's purple potion.

What Halloween drink for kids?

Witch's magic potion, alcohol-free, witch's hot chocolate with ghost marshmallows, alcohol-free Halloween punch, pumpkin cinnamon smoothie, swamp mint milkshake, frog egg potion, sunset potion, grenadine and orange, ghostly white hot chocolate, hot spiced apple juice, green monster smoothie and witch's purple potion are all kid-friendly. Only the pumpkin spice latte has coffee in it: skip the coffee and it's a warm pumpkin milk they can drink too.

What hot drink for Halloween night?

On October 31, trick-or-treating often happens in the cold: witch's hot chocolate with ghost marshmallows, homemade pumpkin spice latte, ghostly white hot chocolate and hot spiced apple juice warm everyone up when they get back. The spiced apple juice stays hot in a thermos.

How do you decorate a glass for Halloween?

Rim it with colored sugar (a lemon wedge around the rim, then the glass dipped upside down in the sugar), float lychee eyes with a blueberry in the center, add orange slices carved into pumpkins, or let gummy worms hang over the rim.

How do you make a color-changing drink?

With butterfly pea tea, a dried flower that turns water blue: a splash of lemon in front of your guests turns it purple. You'll find it in specialty food stores or online. A two-tone potion, grenadine at the bottom and orange juice on top, also does the trick without buying anything special.

Can you make Halloween drinks ahead?

Yes, saving the fizz for last: the juices can be mixed a few hours ahead and kept in the fridge, the lemon-lime soda and sparkling water go in right before serving. Hot drinks are made just before, or kept hot in a thermos.