Rhubarb Ribbons!!
Let’s play around with some Rhubarb Stalks, on this Just a Merry Mocktail Monday!!
Just grab your Y-peeler and get to peeling! Long rhubarb ribbons can be easily folded and held in place by a cocktail pick… or you can decorate your glass before pouring your drink for added drama… or, heck, do both!!!
Who said you gotta take it easy when garnishing? Do you have more garnish ideas? Send them my way!!
(Actually, if you do, don’t send them my way. I’m still traumatized by the comments on my Jackfruit Videos on TikTok. ????)
Sober Curator Pro Tip:
If you have any cherries, go ahead and place one in between each bevel for a little extra somethin’ somethin’.
Alright Darlings,
Until Next Week!
To Your Health!
-Nik
ICYMI – Previous Just a Merry Mocktail Monday mini-classes from Nik Popkow @Tonix.Mocktails – We Be Jammmin’!
- Bring on the sparkle! Class 101: Sparkling Waters
- Keep it glassy! Glassware
- Add some drama! The Dramatic Rim
- Ice Ice Baby! Unique Ice Cubes
- So romantic! Just a Merry Mocktail Monday Class 106: the romantic rose strawberry garnish
- Crème De Coconut – Take Your Tiki Mocktail Creations to a Tasty New Level
- Shake It! Shake It! Show us your shaker game!
- How Simple Is It? Homemade Syrup Vs Store Bought – You Decide!
- Mocktail Monday For All! Ready Made Mocktails
- No-Jito Mojito
- How to care for your at-home Alc-free bar goods!
- Level Up Your Mocktail Game – Just Add Fruit!
SOBER POP the Playback Podcast: Every Wednesday at the SOBER POP Club on Clubhouse App we record the conversations that pop! We invite you to come join us and be part of this group podcast. The SOBER POP Culture Club meets every Wednesday at 6pm Pacific / 9pm Eastern and just like with SOBER POP Tips, the theme changes each week. ICYMI you can catch the Playback on Anchor and Spotify.
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