Kiwi Spritzer Fun Halloween Drink
This Kiwi Spritzer is a Fun Halloween Drink that the kids will love! Perfect for a Halloween Party Beverage or just a tasty Halloween Treat for your Trick or Treaters!
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Non Alcoholic Drink For Halloween
It’s been too long since I last posted a fun and silly recipe. I make crazy and delicious treats for my kiddos all the time. So I’m not sure why I don’t post fun food recipes more often.
My daughter, niece and nephew love this Fun Halloween Drink!
We have been watching the movie The Witches lately. You know, the movie about the Grand High Witch (Anjelica Huston) creating a potion that turns children into mice. If you have never seen the movie, definitely put it on your Halloween movie playlist.
Between that movie and Halloween coming up, I decided it was the perfect time to create a drink that looks like a Witches’ Brew. I dusted off my spell book and cauldron and got to work in the kitchen!
“Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.” – Shakespeare
So I conjured up this Kiwi Spritzer and the kids love it! Not only does it look like a slimy potion, it tastes awesome too! The kids really enjoy pretending that they are sipping an evil potion that will turn them into little mice. I play along and preform my best wicked witch laugh . . . I have a very convincing cackle!
While this drink does need sugar to sweeten the kiwi, it is still a great alternative to soda. At least it includes fresh fruit along with all of the sugar!
The amount of sugar needed depends on the sweetness of the kiwi. I made a batch that only needed 2 Tb of sugar. But the last batch I made needed 4 Tb because the kiwi were so acidic. So I recommend starting with 1 Tb sugar and tasting between each additional Tb until the mixture tastes sweet enough.
Drink Up, My Pretties!
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Kiwi Spritzer - Witches' Brew
Ingredients
- 4 Refrigerated Kiwi Fruit
- 2-4 Tb Ultrafine Sugar
- 1 Bottle of Seltzer Water 8.5 oz
Instructions
- Remove the hairy skin from kiwi.
- Puree kiwi in blender or food processor until no chunks remain. (about 1 cup of kiwi puree)
- Add sugar 1 Tb at a time, mix then taste in between each addition until the mixture tastes sweet enough. (amount of sugar needed depends on the sweetness of the kiwi)
- Fill the glasses 3/4 full of kiwi puree.
- Top off the glasses with spritzer water.
- Serve while belting out your best Witch Cackle!
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Hi Nicole, came to visit you via the Halloween party at Frugal Foodie Mama, your spritzer looks very pretty! I’ve have developed a slight obsession with kiwi since by precisely making one of this I “kicked the bucket” lol…So know every time I see one dish prepared with kiwi I have to check it out! Thank you for sharing your recipe! Again, looks delicious….
(it’s entry #45, in case you are curious) Lizy
Thanks Lizy! I just checked out your post and that latex allergy – kiwi story is CRAZY! I’ve never heard of that before. I’m glad your kiwi smoothie wasn’t the death of you! Sheesh!
I love this idea Nicole! Sounds healthy and it looks so perfect for Halloween! I used to watch the movie The Witches all the time – great movie! 🙂
Thanks Lindsay! The kids are loving this Halloween Smoothie. They request “The Potion” every day!
Nicole, what a fab way to use kiwifruit! I wonder if you would like to add it to the kiwi collection under way over at Carole’s Chatter. Cheers