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10 Delicious Recipes For A Summer Sipper

July 6, 2014 by Larissa Coleman

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The warm breeze blowing in your hair, the sand in your toes, the smell of salt water in the air.  Okay, well these may not be a huge possibility for most of us, but having a yummy drink in your hand, can make them seem like more of a reality.  Even if it’s only in our imaginations, right?  Today we have brought you 10 recipes for making a delicious summer sipper for you to enjoy while relaxing after a long day.  Most of these can also, be made non-alcoholic if you’d prefer them that way as well.  Go on, make a batch of one or two and have you own little moment in paradise.

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  1- Frozen Basil Blender from Pizzazzerie

Whiskey Slush

2- Whiskey Slush from Décor and the Dog

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3- Strawberry Watermelon Cooler from Family Spice

rainbowsangria

4- Rainbow Sangria from The Taylor House

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5- Lavendar Honey Lemonade from Wonky Wonderful

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6- Watermelon Green Tea from The Country Chic Cottage

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7- Frozen Blackberry Basil Lemonade from The Kitchen McCabe

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8- Lemon Drops from Nellie Bellie

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9- Berry Martini from Living Locurto

Pina-Colada-Floats

10- Pina Colada Floats from Diethood

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Comments

  1. Christy Rivers says

    July 7, 2014 at 4:28 pm

    Oh my. I want to try them all!

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Whether you’re a weekend crafter or a seasoned furniture flipper, this roundup of 20 genius upcycled bar table ideas will have you seeing old junk in a whole new light. From salvaged suitcases turned into swanky drink stations to vintage sewing machines reborn as mini bars, these DIY ideas blend sustainability with serious charm.

Why Upcycle Your Bar Cart?
Besides the obvious environmental perks (less landfill waste, yay!), upcycled furniture is packed with personality. No two pieces are exactly alike. You’re not just making furniture—you’re making a statement. Think industrial-chic, rustic farmhouse, boho glam, or retro fabulous. These bar tables and carts are the perfect way to show off your creativity while keeping your home totally Instagram-worthy.

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