Ring Pop Mocktails
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New Year’s Eve Drink for Kids

I always love making mocktail drinks for the kids during New Year’s Eve! It always makes them squeal in delight and feel like a “big kid” staying up late! These ring pop mocktails are a favorite because they get to have a candy after their drink! Make sure to try our cotton candy mocktails, and gummy bear drinks too!

My plastic flutes were a little tight so the ring pop suctions to the rim, you’ll need to kind of wiggle it after you add the sprite. BUT my son had a fun time lifting the ring to turn the whole glass a different color!


Ring Pop Mocktails
Servings 12
Ingredients
- Ring Pops
- Liter Sprite
Instructions
- Put the ring pops into the plastic champagne flutes.
- Pour the sprite on top of it. You may need to lift it to get the soda underneath.
- Wait 10-20 minutes until the sprite changes color then have the kids pull the ring out!
- You have a delicious fizzy drink and a treat to wear!