On this Just a Merry Mocktail Monday, you can learn how to care for your at-home alcohol-free goods. With the Non-Alc world growing exponentially, it’s easy to pile up all the good stuff. In order to keep your goods nice and fresh, always make sure to check the label (or the brand’s website) for optimal storage.
Some ingredients are super fresh or contain elements that are not shelf-stable at room temperature. So, be careful after opening it and handle it with care!
Also, you may want to use a pour spout for effortless pours, accuracy, or esthetic, but (especially with Non-Alc) make sure to seal with the original cap once you’re finished!
You’d wanna enjoy everything until the last drop, right? Right.
Until Next Week !
To Your Health!
Xoxo
-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
HAPPY EVERY HOUR: We know we mix a mean mocktail. HAPPY EVERY HOUR will keep you up to date on the latest and greatest trends in the world of mocktails and zero-proof beverages.
TRIGGER WARNING: People in early sobriety may want to proceed with caution. Always read labels. Please hydrate responsibly … because drunk never looks good.
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