s/o recommend a signature mocktail for Thanksgiving dinner

[Anonymous]

For various reasons, we are hosting a nonalcohol Thanksgiving. I have the sparkling ciders/wines ready to go, but would like to include a mocktail. Appreciate suggestions as I'm not really a mixed drink person, but want to have it on the menu for those who like one as well as for kids.

TIA.

[Anonymous]

I just spent some time googling this and recall that Southern living has several recipes that looked promising, like this one: https://www.southernliving.com/recipes/rosemary-and-ginger-mule

I haven’t made it though.

[Anonymous]

Make thyme simple syrup

1/2oz simple syrup
1oz cranberry juice
1/2 oz lime juice
Top with sprite or club soda
Serve in wine glass with ice
Garnish with https://www.amazon.com/Trader-Joes-Sweetened-Orange-Slices/dp/B01KN755VI

Or just do cranberry juice, sprite and the garnish

[Anonymous]

Cranberry Juice
Sparkling cider
twist of lime

or
seltzer
pomegranate juice
pomegranate seeds

[Anonymous]

Cranberry Juice
Sparkling cider
twist of lime

or
seltzer
pomegranate juice
pomegranate seeds

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Make thyme simple syrup

1/2oz simple syrup
1oz cranberry juice
1/2 oz lime juice
Top with sprite or club soda
Serve in wine glass with ice
Garnish with https://www.amazon.com/Trader-Joes-Sweetened-Orange-Slices/dp/B01KN755VI

Or just do cranberry juice, sprite and the garnish

Haven't been to Trader Joe's forever - like these though I make my own when we are having a dinner party. Thinly sliced, low and long roast. Great for drinks.

[Anonymous]

Trader Joes sell an awesome Winter Wassail Punch - all the holiday flavors! You could add some sparkling water/soda or just serve as is with oranges, apples and cranberries to make it kind of like a sangria. (It also taste great with bourbon.)

[Anonymous]

Ginger beer and lime is a Ginger Mule.

[Anonymous]

Lots of great suggestions here - TY!