Stevia Simple Syrup by Organic Cocktail Recipes

Simple Syrup is a must-have for anyone who wishes to make cocktails. It's a staple ingredient for many popular drinks such as mojitos and old-fashioneds, but really, it's good for any cocktail that you wish to sweeten.

Sassy Water by Pretend Chef

Anti-Bloat Water from the Flat Belly Diet Cookbook.

Ice tea Infusions by Megan Pires

Rose Water Iced Tea by Catherine Pappas

Water by Glenn

Studies show that 75% of the U. S. population is chronically dehydrated which exacerbates most diseases and helps to keep us unhealthy. The average adult needs about eight 8-ounce glasses of water per day and overweight people need even more. Here's a recipe to help you get your two quarts or more per day. Ice can be added to…

Lemon~Berry Sweet Tea by "Cheffie Cooks"

Refreshing Sweet Tea using my fresh grown lemons.

Limeade Fizzler by "Cheffie Cooks"

Refreshing spring/summer non alcoholic drink, using my fresh limes

Mandarin Orange Slushies by "Cheffie Cooks"

Refreshing non-alcoholic beverage for these warm months!

The Raspberry Cooler by "Cheffie Cooks"

Great non alcoholic summertime beverage!

Strawberry Aqua Fresca by Erin S

A cool and refreshing strawberry drink

Bluberry Chamomile Boost by HYDRIVE Energy Water

This hand crafted mocktail recipe comes from the certified and award-winning cocktail guru, Lymer, who bartends at tesori in Chicago, and combines his professional expertise with an artistic flare.

Florida's Orange Slush by "Cheffie Cooks"

NON-ALCOHOLIC SUMMER BEVERAGE

Cranberry-Lemon-Lime Spritzers by "Cheffie Cooks"

Make them alcoholic or non-alcoholic, perfect for the Holidays!

Black Cherry High by HYDRIVE Energy Water

Quench your thirst with style this spring and summer with this hand crafted mocktail recipe from the certified and award-winning cocktail guru, Lymer, who bartends at tesori in Chicago, and combines his professional expertise with an artistic flare.

A very special recipe for some very special guests... by Christopher51

What’s this, you ask? A simple syrup? No. It’s Hummingbird nectar. What prompted me to write this is the discourse that I had this morning with a home improvement store employee that was pushing a Hummingbird nectar product that contained red dye. He then tried to sell the unsuspecting customers the “New and Improved” version that…