Drink Recipes Archives (2024)

My favorite healthy drinks and smoothies for busy families can be found below. All recipes are grain-free, dairy optional and kid-approved. Need help meal planning? Check out my meal planning service!

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    Katie Wells

    There’s nothing quite like relaxing and sipping on a refreshing drink. Herbal mocktails are the perfect drink for anyone avoiding (or cutting back) on alcohol. There are so many delicious…

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    Katie Wells

    Drinking enough pure clean water is one of the most important things we can do for overall health. In most cases, water alone is wonderful. When there’s hot weather or…

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    Katie Wells

    I think it’s safe to say almost all of us have had a cup of hot cocoa at some point. When I was younger that meant a package of hot…

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    Katie Wells

    Eggnog is a delicious treat holiday season treat, but store-bought versions often have pasteurized eggs, tremendous amounts of sweeteners, and other additives. This traditional homemade eggnog recipe is a great…

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    Katie Wells

    During my pregnancies, I drank a lot of red raspberry leaf tea, tried to get plenty of sleep, and even did some underwater headstands (to turn a breech baby). Pregnancy…

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    Katie Wells

    The infamous McDonald’s Shamrock Shake makes its rounds once a year at the Golden Arches. Over 60 million of them have been sold since they were first introduced. With 54…

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    Katie Wells

    Our family loves this golden milk recipe and it’s a favorite in our home. I used to mostly drink chamomile or green tea for their health benefits. But this tea…

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    Katie Wells

    Quality protein is an important key to healthy eating, but sometimes it’s tricky to get enough. This delicious high protein shake not only fuels your muscles but your brain health…

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    Katie Wells

    Ever since the first Christmas I can remember, I woke up to the warm smell of cinnamon, apple, cranberry, and orange simmering in the crock pot. It was a tradition…

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    Katie Wells

    Every time the Christmas season rolls around, I start to have visions of a peppermint mocha. (Yum!) I unapologetically enjoyall things coffee, but fancy coffee drinks can be a real…

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    Katie Wells

    It’s no secret thatI love coffee, and nothing says fall like a warm pumpkin spice latte! Seeing Starbucks pumpkin spice lattes on their signs every fall makes my mouth water.…

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    Katie Wells

    I’ve picked up some of my favorite recipes while traveling. I tried strawberry gelato in Europe and had to try making it when I got home. I first encountered boba…

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    Katie Wells

    It’s coffee shop drink makeover time! I always feel so satisfied when I come up with a delicious recipe for a coffee shop favorite. I find it so rewarding to…

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    Katie Wells

    Our metabolism helps control how we use energy, and when it’s slow, we can feel sluggish and weighed down. Nutrients like selenium are important for a healthy metabolism. This metabolism-boosting…

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    Katie Wells

    Since I discovered truly natural, non-toxic wine, I feel better about enjoying a glass in the evenings to wind down sometimes. There’s a way to make wine taste even better…

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    Katie Wells

    My kids love healthy smoothiesfor breakfasts and snacks. I usually use a combination of fruits and vegetables and throw in some kind of dairy, or nut butter, or collagen powder…

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    Katie Wells

    Although it’s been several years since salted caramel became all the rage, it continues to be a popular choice for coffee drinks and desserts today. I’ve sharedmy recipe for my…

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    Katie Wells

    The right kind ofwine has some major health benefits, but what if I told you it could be even more delicious? This homemade mulling spice blend makes for a great…

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    Katie Wells

    I’ve been using coconut products for years and now you can find everything from coconut cream to coconut flour in your grocery store baking aisle. Coconut milk is a wonderful…

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    Katie Wells

    Newsflash to no one… I really like coffee! While I may have evolved from vanilla lattes to mushroom coffee over the years, our coffee bar has always been one of…

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    Katie Wells

    Our family has been making kombucha for years and this health-boosting drink is a favorite in our house. Many of my friends and family have been gifted a “baby kombucha”…

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    Katie Wells

    I’m an avid coffee drinker. It’s not a secret. I’ve written many posts on thehealth benefits and controversies of coffeeand have apodcast episodeon my favorite mushroom coffee. And I have…

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    Katie Wells

    I’m a huge fan of green smoothies because they are an easy way to pack a lot of nutrition into a tasty drink (and kids love them!). I still love…

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Drink Recipes Archives (2024)

FAQs

What are the 6 basic co*cktails? ›

Embury's six basic drinks are the Daiquiri, the Jack Rose, the Manhattan, the Martini, the Old Fashioned, and the Sidecar.

What are 10 examples of beverages? ›

Drinks such as soda pop, sparkling water, iced tea, lemonade, root beer, fruit punch, milk, hot chocolate, tea, coffee, milkshakes, tap water, bottled water, juice and energy drinks are all soft drinks.

What is America's #1 drink? ›

U.S. consumption share of beverages 2022, by segment

In 2022, bottled water accounted for roughly 25 percent of beverage consumption in the United States, making it the most consumed type of beverage that year. Value-added water and energy drinks were among the least favorite beverages that year.

What is the #1 ordered co*cktail in the world? ›

But, many bar-goers simply ordered a co*cktail 'the old fashioned way'. Even today the Old Fashioned has been the number one selling co*cktail in many bars. You just can't beat a classic!

What are the five mother co*cktails? ›

This concept that all sauces can relate back to one of the mother sauces was championed by the king of chefs and the chef of kings, Auguste Escoffier. In the bar world, we have something quite similar: the six basic drinks – the Daiquiri, Old Fashioned, Martini, Sidecar, Highball and Flip.

What is the strongest common co*cktail? ›

As William Weis mentioned below, the Aunt Roberta co*cktail is considered one of the strongest, because the top ingredients are absinthe and vodka, followed by gin, brandy, and berry liqueur. Right up there with that is the Long Island Iced Tea - with 5 liquors in it: vodka, rum, gin, tequila, and triple sec.

What are the four classic co*cktails? ›

Are you looking to expand your bartending skills with some classic co*cktails? Well look no further than the Paloma, Moscow Mule, Margarita, and Bay Breeze. These four co*cktails are perfect for any new at-home bartender entering the co*cktail world- they're easy to make and even easier to customize.

What is the king of all co*cktails? ›

Martini. The gin martini is the king of co*cktails.

What is a classy co*cktail? ›

If you ask James Bond, he'll tell you that the classiest of co*cktails is the martini. A basic martini can be made with equal parts gin and dry vermouth, but from that base there are many possible adaptations. We have versions featuring cucumber, ginger, sherry, and basil.

What is the most sold drink in the world? ›

Coca-Cola is the most popular soda brand in the world with a 43.3% market share. Pepsi follows with a 22.1% market share globally. Diet co*ke is third in line with a market share of 9.4%. Sprite, also part of the Coca-Cola company, has a global market share of 6.5%.

What is the 3 most popular drink in the world? ›

After water, tea ( whether herbal or traditional) is the most consumed beverage, closely followed by alcohol (beer, wine or liquor) then Coffee.

What is America's favorite drink? ›

Based on search results, water stands out as the most prevalent beverage in the American diet, constituting 50% of overall consumption, encompassing both bottled and tap water. Following closely is coffee, the second most favored beverage, making up 14% of the total beverage intake.

What is the number 1 selling drinks? ›

Coca-Cola is the most popular soda brand in the world with a 43.3% market share. Pepsi follows with a 22.1% market share globally. Diet co*ke is third in line with a market share of 9.4%. Sprite, also part of the Coca-Cola company, has a global market share of 6.5%.

What is the 3 most popular drink? ›

After water, tea ( whether herbal or traditional) is the most consumed beverage, closely followed by alcohol (beer, wine or liquor) then Coffee. I always drank tea or beer overseas — boiling water or brewing kills bugs that might lurk in water supplies or not be killed by coffee brewing.

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