8/7/2009

Sangria Minus the Alcohol

Sangria Minus the Alcohol

3 cups Concord grape juice
2 cups orange juice
1/4 cup lemon juice
2 Tbsp lime juice
1 orange, ends trimmed, sliced into half rounds
1 apple, cored and cut into thin wedges

In a 2-quart pitcher, stir together grape, orange, lemon, and lime juices. Stir in orange slices and apple wedges and refrigerate, covered, 4 to 48 hours. Serve sangria in tall glasses and spoon in some of the fruit.

Makes 8 servings

Per serving:
101 calories, 1 g protein, 25 g carbohydrate, 0 g fat, 10 mg cholesterol, 1 g fiber, 25 mg sodium

Tip:
For a reduced-alcohol version, combine this sangria with an equal amount of dry red wine.

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This sounds very yummy. I can make it alcohol free for my grandchildren and also make it with some wine for company. Thanx!

By Sallie on 8/8/2009

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Sounds yummy straight or fixed.  I'll try it both ways, soon!    By Ruby 8/11/2009 5:53 p.m.

By Ruby on 8/11/2009

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Mmmmm

By Miriam on 8/11/2009

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Add some 7up and you'll have my favorite college drink!

By Candy on 8/11/2009

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Keep them coming!  I love alcohol-free drinks, they are very tasty, and safe!

By Cynthia on 8/11/2009

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Remember to use your AC-DC, known as the naturel energy you find in your body.  AC stands for ATTITUDE AND CHOICES; DC stands for DETERMINATION AND COURAGE.  Try this and see if it works for you.  My 91 year old mom came up with this idea many years ago.  It certainly works for her and it will for you too. 

By Ruth on 8/11/2009

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Too bad I never have oranges around in the Summer. I love the alcoholic version, so would like this too, and adding some 7up type pop sounds great.

By Louann on 8/12/2009

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Looks really good!  I'm going to try it with the 7Up that one reader suggested.

By Andrea on 8/12/2009

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Sounds great!  Think I'll try it this weekend!

By Karla on 8/12/2009

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Thanks for the recipe. I liked it very much at a wine party last year.Will add crushed ice, ginger ale for straight drinkers and add sweet wine for others.Again, thank u for the recipe.

By Vik on 8/12/2009

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Wow.  I was so happy to find this.  I'm always looking for tasty alternatives to alcoholic favorites.

By Denise on 8/12/2009

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This sounds so refreshing. I was at ablock party that had this earlier this summer  and my son has been asking for it . What type of wine do u suggest to make it  alcoholic?

By Karen on 8/13/2009

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never tried it but, sounds like it would be tooooo sweet

By Whitney on 8/13/2009

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This sounds good, I'm looking forward to trying it.

By April on 8/14/2009

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This drink sounds so refreshing and flavorful.  A perfect beverage for summer parties.

By Stefanie on 8/16/2009

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THE DRINK SEEMS TO BE A VERY REFRESHING  BEVERAGE. I WILL HAVE TO TRY IT SOON. I DON'T THINK THAT IT WILL DEHYDRATE YOU.

By SHARON on 8/16/2009

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The drink seem to be very refreshing non dehydrating. I feel I really love this drink and so would my family.

By SHARON on 8/16/2009

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I always order this drink when we go out to eat, now I can make it for the kids too! Thank you so much for all the great ideas! Keep them comingLaughing

By Kristy on 8/18/2009

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a little mulling spice, warm it up, and it makes delicious wassail in the winter.

By Meikjn on 8/19/2009

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Yes, I will try this-yummy!

By Harviette on 8/25/2009

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