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Author: April Schroeder
Imagine yourself sipping a perfect, ice-cold mojito on a sunny summer day. Sounds good, doesn’t it? But, what about the mess in the kitchen and all the steps it takes to make a sparkling mojito?
What if we told you, making a mojito at home is super easy and only requires a few simple ingredients? We made ours in minutes with stuff we already had on hand.
In this article, we will teach you how to make a homemade mojito in four steps. Plus, we will tell you why we prefer to use sparkling mineral water over club soda!
The mojito is a Cuban recipe made from all the same ingredients we chose. But, we like it best with a dash of coconut milk for extra flavor and texture. The prevalent taste of a mojito is mint, followed by tart citrus. But, the main word used when describing this cocktail is refreshing!
Makes about 10 oz
If you prefer a mocktail version of this mojito, leave out the rum. Use all the other ingredients. Follow the same directions. You will get an alcohol-free drink that is just as enjoyable.
The best way to describe muddling is to press and twist gently. Do not crush the mint. The goal is to release the oils and immerse your sparkling water with mint flavor. If you break the leaves, you may get unpleasant bits in your drink. To prevent this, as soon as you smell mint, stop muddling.
Most bartenders use club soda to make mojitos. Club soda and sparkling water are similar as they are both carbonated water. But there are differences including:
Plus, sparkling water is more accessible and may already be in your fridge.
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