There is no better way to make any occasion special than to toast with a glass of bubbly, am I right? Now, I’m not a big fan of champagne and neither is my husband. But we still want to make celebrations special. With this mimosa, we can. What I love about this recipe is that it doesn’t use orange juice, like popular mimosas.
Mimosa
I was so excited to find this recipe for mimosa using orange sherbet instead of the juice. You get the flavor and the fancy look all in one. Bingo! I’m so looking forward to New Year’s Eve to raise my mimosa glass at midnight.
OK, enough talking. Do I even need to post the recipe? Yes? Alright, here you go.
Celebrate in style with a twist on Mimosa recipe! You’ll love it! #mimosa #champagne #orangesherbet #cocktail Click To Tweet
Ingredients:
Your favorite Champagne
Orange Sherbet
Directions:
Place a scoop or two of orange sherbet into a glass. Pour champagne on top and fill the glass. Cheers!
Ingredients
- Your favorite Champagne
- Orange Sherbet
Instructions
- Place a scoop or two of orange sherbet into a glass.
- Pour champagne on top and fill the glass.
- Cheers!
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That is so easy to make Jas. Even a novice like me can make it, and believe me I am very bad at cocktails. Happy Holidays dear friend!
Haha, thanks, Mary. I like easy myself.
Thanks for sharing at Party in Your Pjs! Festive drinks are perfect for the holiday!
I need some orange sherbet quick!!
LOL, right? 😉
Mimosas on Christmas morning is one of our traditions. This is a great twist on the original and I plan to have a couple. Thanks for bringing these to our party at Celebrate Your Story.
I can never stop at just one either, Sandra! 😀 Enjoy!
That looks good enough to drink, a wonderful idea to make for a delicious celebration. Your photos are beautiful as well.
Kathleen
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Thank you, Kathleen. You’re too kind! 🙂
Alright, Jas…you lost me on not liking champagne. I crave champagne for any big celebration. It must be the bubbles. 😀 Love the idea of using sherbet for the mimosas, too. The possibilities are endless here…raspberry sherbet for Valentine’s Day and Christmas, lime sherbet for St. Patrick’s Day (though beer lovers may hate the idea)…such a great idea. Thanks so much for sharing at the #happynowlinkup!
Haha, Leslie! My husband doesn’t care for champagne and that’s why I’m not assuming that everyone likes it. But I LOVE IT! I’m glad I inspired you to think of more flavors. They are all great! Now I want to try them all, LOL
Oooh, fun! And easy to make!
Very easy to make, Lydia! 🙂 Thanks for stopping in.
Jas this definitely looks like a great alternative to the standard orange juice that is used. I would like to try this with sherbert. Happy New Year!
You should try it! It tastes fancy, lol. Happy New Year, Mary!
Thanks for sharing on the What’s for Dinner link up!
Thanks for stopping in, Helen! Happy New Year!
I love a mimosa! This one looks so cute, too.
Thank you Dara! Happy Holidays! 🙂
I love the idea to use orange sherbet in a mimosa, it looks so festive and sounds delicious! Thanks for sharing at What’d You Do This Weekend? Hope you and your family had a very happy holiday!
Thank you, Joy! Hope your holidays are bright and merry too!
These look wonderful. I pinned it! Thanks for sharing. Loved your pictures. Merry Christmas from your neighbor at Tuesday Talk.
Thank you, Lisa, and thanks for stopping in, neighbor 😀 Hope your Holidays are blessed and merry!