Patriotic Drink (For Kids)

Pam-I-Am's Note:

This drink was in a Family Fun magazine a few years ago. When poured carefully, this makes a red, white and blue drink for any star-spangled occasion. It separates by using the drink with the highest sugar content on the bottom, and the least on top.

• Total Time: 10 mins
• Prep Time: 5 mins
• Cook Time: 5 mins

Ingredients:

Servings: 1

• 85.04 g cranberry juice or 85.04 g fruit punch
• 85.04 g Gatorade sports drink (blue)
• 85.04 g sugar free 7-Up or 85.04 g Sprite
• ice cube, fill glass to the top with cubes

Directions:

1. Place the ice cubes in the bottom 3rd of a tall 12 ounce clear glass. Pour the cranberry juice or fruit punch in to fill the bottom 3rd.
2. Place a few more cubes in to the middle and pour in the blue Gatorade to fill the glass 2/3 full.
3. Place the final 3rd of ice in the glass. Pour in the diet 7up or diet Sprite.
4. Serve and enjoy!

Reviews

[Chef lizzie lou]

Excellent drink! It is certainly appropriate for our election night celebration! However, I did not use sugar free soda and it turned out fine. I did have to switch the gatorade and soda around due to sugar content.

[nmj]

My kids had so much fun making these for the Fourth of July! They tasted really good, too. We used fruit punch and Cool Blue Gatorade.

[**Tinkerbell**]

We loved this drink! Even the adults! It really tasted like cranberry juice & 7up, which we mix & drink all the time. I was worried about the Gatorade, but it didn't have a negative effect on the flavor. My photo isn't quite as beautiful as NCMS', so I'll post it in the photo forum instead. But I wanted to warn everyone that I accidentally bought regular 7up & that's why it started to sink & mix with the Gatorade. Also, there are two kinds of blue Gatorade at my grocery store. One that has a name like "Frosty Blue", "Ice Blue" or something like that & then the original dark blue with no specific name. I used the dark blue. Thanks for posting Pam! I can't wait til next year to make it again!