4-Ingredient Mocktail

This 4-Ingredient Mocktail post has been sponsored by Keurig Dr. Pepper. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

This 4-Ingredient Mocktail recipe can be made in three different ways by using your favorite sodas for a bubbly and fun drink for summer entertaining.

4-Ingredient Mocktail Three Ways

This simple and delicious 4-Ingredient Mocktail that can be made three ways is the perfect summer refreshment for kids and adults alike!

The best part about this easy recipe is that it can be customized with your favorite soda.

That’s right, whether you love the lemon-lime tang of 7UP®, the nostalgic flavor of A&W® Root Beer, or the juicy citrus taste of Sunkist® Soda, you can add any one of these bubbly beverages to the recipe …

… although, you may want to try all three!

4-Ingredients for a Mocktail Three Ways

In addition to soda, the other ingredients on your shopping list will include grenadine, fresh mint, limes, and maraschino cherries.

You can pick up your 6pk 7.5fl oz. mini cans of 7UP, A&W Root Beer, and Sunkist Soda right in the same aisle.

The grenadine is nearby, next to the other mixers, then around the corner in produce is lime and mint!

How To Make This Soda Mocktail

1. Begin by filling your glass about 1/2 to 3/4 full of ice.
2. Rub the rim of your glass with a fresh mint leaf.
3. Then, pour in your desired soda flavor: 7UP, A&W Root Beer, or Sunkist® Soda
4. Next, add in the grenadine (try my homemade grenadine recipe).
5. Finish the mocktail off with the juice of two lime wedges.
6. Garnish with more mint, lime wedges, and maraschino cherries for a pretty presentation.

I love easy, crowd-pleasing recipes, but the best part about Soda Mocktails is that everyone can choose their favorite base!

Combine lemon-lime, root beer, or orange soda with grenadine, mint, and lime for a grown-up twist that’s still kid-friendly.

Serve up a tray of these faux cocktails for “fancy” drinks that guests of any age can enjoy. Make it your go-to beverage for hosting get-togethers all summer long!

Looking for more non-alcoholic summer drinks? Try my perfect Root Beer Float recipe!

More Mocktail Recipes

• Roy Rogers Mocktail – A fun crowd-pleasing drink!
• Shirley Temple Float – Made with creamy vanilla ice cream!
• Pot Of Gold Mocktail (St. Patrick’s Day Drink) – A great nonalcoholic drink that’s still festive!
• Shirley Temple Drink – The classic drink that everyone loves!