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Green St. Patrick s Day Drinks: Easy Cocktail Recipes For March 17
03/17/21 AT 10:33 AM
St. Patrick’s Day isn’t the same without a green drink in your hand, and while bars might not be an option on March 17, it’s easy to make a green cocktail at home. These easy recipes are simple, fun and delicious and they look picture-perfect. The Shimmering Shamrock is a festive drink for St. Patrick s Day. Photo: Round Barn Distillery
Shimmering Shamrock
1 ½ oz Green Shimmering Simple Syrup
1 oz Cantaloupe Juice
½ oz Lime Juice
For the shimmering syrup, boil 1 cup sugar and 1 cup water with some Green Brew Glitter. Build this easy cocktail by combining all the ingredients in a shaker or pint glass filled with ice. Shake and strain into a chilled martini glass. Garnish with a rainbow candy.
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Baileys Irish Cream is getting ahead of the St. Patrick’s Day beverage rush with a new product offering.
The liqueur company introduced a diet-friendly version of its signature drink, which has been dubbed Baileys Deliciously Light.
Sporting a striking white bottle, Baileys Deliciously Light is made with 40% less sugar than what is found in Baileys Original Irish Cream.
The new drink is also supposed to have 40% fewer calories than Baileys’ regular Irish cream liqueur. Baileys Deliciously Light is a diet-friendly liqueur that is low in sugar and calories. (Baileys / Diageo North America)
From kombucha to caffeinated sports drinks, we take a look at some of the new products hitting the shelves around the globe.
Plant-based latte
Nestlé Japan has launched a range of Nescafé lattes made with plant-based ingredients, eying up rapidly growing interest in plant-based food in Japan.
The range includes RTD beverages for on-the-go or at home, soluble mixes that can be made by adding hot water, and capsules for the Nescafé Dolce Gusto system.
The drinks use either oat or almond milk as their base.
The launch in Japan follows earlier launches of Nestlé plant-based coffee mixes across a number of countries in Europe, Latin America and Oceania.