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What do you need to make a Blueberry Slush Mocktail?

• Frozen blueberries
• Mint
• Simple syrup
• Lemon juice
• Blackberry Bubly
• Blueberries and Blackberries
• Blender
• Wine glasses

How to Make a Blueberry Slush Mocktail?

Put 2 cups of frozen blueberries, 1 tbsp of lemon juice, and 3oz of simple syrup into a blender and blend into a puree. You may need to add a small amount of water while blending.

Once blended, place the blueberry slush into the freezer for about 20 minutes to refreeze.

Once refrozen, put the blueberry slush into a wine glass.

Add some crushed mint leaves to the blueberry slush.

Then, top with Blackberry Bubly.

Add some fresh blueberries and more mint to taste!

Delicious Mocktail!

We hope you loved this Blueberry Slush Mocktail as much as we do! If you’re looking for more ways to spoil mom this Mother’s Day, certainly check out our other Mother’s Day crafts, DIY’s and recipes below!

More Mother’s Day Recipes:

• Lemon Blueberry Cheesecake Bars
• Pink Whitney Limeade Drink
• Mother’s Day Tea Sandwiches

Mother’s Day Kids Crafts and DIY:

• Nail Polish Marble Mugs
• Easy Garden Markers for Kids to Make
• How to Make a Pea Pod Necklace

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Blueberry Slush Mocktail

This Blueberry Slush Mocktail is a delicious frozen drink made with frozen blueberries, simple sugar, lemon juice, and Blackberry Bubly, served topped with fresh blueberries and mint leaves. It's a perfect drink to make for Mom this Mother's Day! Grab your blender and let's mix it up!

Course Cocktails

Cuisine American, Canadian

Keyword Blueberry, mocktail

Prep Time 5 minutes

Cook Time 0 minutes

Freezing time 15 minutes

Total Time 20 minutes

Servings 2 Mocktails

Calories 220kcal

Cost $10

Equipment

• blender

Ingredients

• 2 cups Frozen blueberries
• 3 oz Simple syrup
• 1 tbsp Lemon juice
• Mint leaves
• 2 cans Blackberry Bubly
• Fresh blackberries and blueberries

Instructions

• Put frozen blueberries, lemon juice, and simple syrup into a blender and blend into a puree. You may need to add a small amount of water while blending
• Put the blueberry slush into the freezer for about 20 minutes to refreeze.
• Pour blueberry slush into two wine glass
• Add crushed mint leaves
• Top with Blackberry Bubly
• Add blackberries and blueberries

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What you’ll need to make Nail Polish Marble Mugs:

• White mugs or tea cups
• Nail polish (NOT quick dry)
• A bowl
• Hot water
• A toothpick or skewer
• Paper towel

Fill a bowl with hot water. This should be a bowl that you don’t love as the nail polish could leave stains behind.

Holding the bottle very close to the waters surface, dot a few drops of nail polish around the bowl. If you hold the bottle too far away from the water, the drops will sink to the bottom of the bowl.

Use the skewer to marble the drops. You’ll need to work very quickly, as the polish dries fast – VERY FAST! We were taken by surprise at just how fast the polish dried, it forms a skin in a matter of seconds.

Dip a mug into the water and gently move it around. You can tilt it, swirl it, dunk it – just be sure to commit to your movements and move quickly. You can cover as much of the mug as you like, but be sure to leave the top portion of the mug clean (where someone would drink from the cup).

We’re Almost Finished Our Nail Polish Marble Mugs!

Pull the mug out of the water and let drip for a second. Don’t re-dip the mug, only one dunk per mug. If you don’t love the design, you can quickly use nail polish remover to strip the mug clean and try again. Be sure to thoroughly clean the mug, clean the bowl, and restart from Step 1, before trying again.

Turn the mug upside down to dry – leave for about 20 minutes to set.

These Nail Polish Marble Mugs are a great gift for Moms this Mother’s Day!

Baby M woke up from his nap and came to ‘help’ after the mugs had dried and we were taking photos. While we loved watching him play with the completed mugs, nail polish bottles and our paper flower confetti – we do not recommend this craft for young children. The steps are just too fast for little hands and the nail polish too toxic. It is however, a great activity for older kids, tweens and teens!

We hope our Nail Polish Marble Mugs help you to make a special day with your Mother, Aunts, Grandmothers, friends and loved ones. For more Mother’s Day inspirations check out these recipes and DIYs:

• Pink Whitney Limeade Drink
• Mother’s Day Tea Sandwiches
• Easy Garden Markers Kids Crafts
• Easy Macramé Plant Hanger
• How to Make a Pea Pod Necklace for Mother’s Day
• Pottery Barn Inspired Vase

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