Orange Juice Mocktail [NO ADDED SUGAR]

This orange juice mocktail is perfect for any occasion and any time of the year. Made with only whole plant food ingredients, there's no added sugar. This deliciously smooth sweet mocktail will elevate brunch, happy hour, girls' night, or holiday party.

side view close up of orange juice mocktail in a stemmed glass with a twisted orange peel hanging over the rim — this blended frozen mocktail makes a great substitute mimosa mocktail

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What you need to make this drink

Orange juice (fresh-squeezed or store-bought)
Frozen green grapes
Sparkling water
Fresh lime

top view of ingredients on wooden cutting board used in orange juice mocktail: orange juice, fresh orange, frozen grapes, lime wedge — key ingredients: orange juice, frozen grapes, and fresh lime; (not pictured: sparkling water)

The orange juice and frozen grapes give this mocktail sweetness. The sparkling water adds fizz to this drink, making it a great non alcoholic mimosa. The splash of fresh lime juice gives the taste a little something extra.

How to make this mocktail recipe

If you're making fresh-squeezed orange juice, then start by juicing the oranges. You'll need 2-3 oranges to make ½ cup of fresh orange juice. If using store-bought orange juice, proceed to the next step.

Add orange juice and frozen grapes to a blender. If you don't have frozen green grapes on hand, then add refrigerated or room-temperature grapes with a ½ cup of ice. Blend until smooth and creamy. (NOTE: adding ice will add volume and dilute this drink somewhat, but it's still very tasty!)

Pour the orange juice and grape mixture into a glass.

Carefully add the sparkling water and fresh lime juice. Give it a gentle stir, and enjoy!

ff you're making fresh squeezed orange juice, then start by juicing the oranges

blend orange juice with frozen green grapes until smooth and creamy

To make it fancy, serve with fresh orange peel. Twisting it not only makes it look cute, but also releases the natural aromas of the orange.

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top view close up of orange juice mocktail in a stemmed glass on wooden cutting board; orange peel balancing on the rim of the glass; whole orange blurred in the background — blending the grapes and orange juice and then adding the sparkling water gives this orange mocktail a creamy yet fizzy texture

Frequently Asked Questions

What are mocktails?

Mocktails are nonalcoholic cocktails. Mocktails can be enjoyed by anyone, even kids.

Are mocktails healthy?

Oftentimes, mocktails are made with refined sugars, such as increasing the calorie density, but not the nutritional value. This mocktail recipe is healthy because it's made with whole plant food ingredients, so there's no added sugar. Also, this mocktail contains beneficial fiber—something most people need more of. So, feel good about enjoying this mocktail recipe with Sunday brunch, or after work happy hour.

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Other mocktail recipes to check out

For more nonalcoholic mocktail inspiration, be sure to check out Italian Mocktail (also referred to as "Healthy Coke"), Watermelon Mint Mocktail, and Mojito Mocktail. The Margarita Nice Cream is a cross between a mocktail and healthy frozen dessert.

Orange Juice Mocktail

5 from 1 vote

Course: Mocktail

Prep Time: 10

Total Time: 10

Servings:

Calories: 109kcal

Author: Gigi & Sersie

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This orange juice mocktail is perfect for any occasion and any time of the year. Made with only whole plant food ingredients, there's no added sugar. This deliciously smooth sweet mocktail will elevate any brunch, happy hour, girls' night, or holiday party.

Ingredients

▢ ½ cup orange juice fresh squeezed or store-bought
▢ ½ cup frozen green grapes or refrigerated green grapes and ½ cup ice
▢ ½ cup sparkling water
▢ 1 tsp fresh lime juice
▢ Fresh orange peel optional

Instructions

If you're making fresh squeezed orange juice, then start by juicing the oranges. You'll need 2-3 oranges to make ½ cup of fresh orange juice. If using store-bought orange juice, proceed to the next step.
Add orange juice and frozen grapes to a blender. If you don't have frozen green grapes on hand, then add refrigerated or room-temperature grapes with a ½ cup of ice. Blend until smooth and creamy. (NOTE: adding ice will add volume and dilute this drink somewhat, but it's still very tasty!)
Pour the orange juice and grape mixture into a glass.
Carefully add sparkling water and fresh lime juice. Give it a gentle stir, and enjoy!

Notes

EQUIPMENT / SUPPLIES

Knife
Cutting board
Measuring cup
Measuring spoons
Juicer (if making fresh squeezed)
Blender

Nutrition

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