Mermaid Water Mocktail
How to Make a Layered Mocktail
Make this fun summer drink that has 3 layers of colors! It’s actually pretty simple to make you just need to grab the ingredients.
To make this refreshing and colorful drink, you’ll need just a few simple ingredients. Start with some pineapple juice, which provides a sweet and tangy base. Next, grab two flavors of Gatorade: Zero Sugar Berry and Frost Glacier Freeze. These will add a burst of flavor and a fun ombre effect to the drink. Finally, you’ll need a tall glass, some ice cubes, and that’s it!
To create this colorful drink, start by filling a glass with ice and inserting a straw if desired. Pour in pineapple juice to fill the glass about one-third full. Next, slowly pour in Gatorade Zero Berry to fill the glass about three-quarters full, using a spoon to trickle it in and prevent mixing. Finally, pour in Gatorade Frost Glacier Freeze, allowing it to mix slightly with the Berry flavor and create an ombre effect.
Mermaid Water Mocktail
Ingredients
- Pineapple Juice
- Gatorade Zero Sugar Berry Flavored
- Gatorade Frost Glacier Freeze
- Tall Glass
- Ice Cubes
Instructions
- Start by filling your glass completely to the top with ice cubes. If you would like to use a straw, it’s best to insert your straw in the glass before pouring your liquids, otherwise the straw will disturb the layering process.
- Pour the pineapple juice over the ice, filling the glass a little over a third full. Next, very slowly pour the Gatorade Zero Berry over the pineapple juice, filling the glass about ¾ full. If the Gatorade begins pouring too quickly it will mix into the pineapple juice. A trick to help pour slowly is to hold a spoon with the backside facing up across the glass, and pour the Gatorade over the back side of the spoon. It will slowly trickle into the glass, and keep it from mixing with the pineapple juice.
- Lastly, pour the Gatorade Frost Glacier Freeze slowly over the Gatorade Zero Berry. The two will slightly mix together, and create an ombre effect, while still separating from the pineapple juice.
