Virgin Coco Mojito

Name: Virgin Coco Mojito
Prep time: 5 min
Total time: 5 min
Yield: 1
Cuisine: Caribbean
Ingredients: 1 1/2 oz Torani coconut syrup; 1 1/2 oz fresh lime juice; 4 fresh mint leaves; ice; 3 oz sparkling water or club soda

By Mikekey *
@Mikekey

A non-alcoholic version of a coconut mojito. This uses Torani (or another brand) coconut flavor coffee syrup. I used sugar-free, but regular will work.

Blue Ribbon Recipe

In the warmer weather, a mojito cocktail is very refreshing. We loved this non-alcoholic coconut mojito. With only 5 ingredients, it's easy to make. There's a kaleidoscope of coconut, lime, and mint flavors in this recipe. If you can't travel to the beach, this mojito will make you feel like you are there. To make this an alcoholic version, add about 2 oz of rum. Test Kitchen Avatar The Test Kitchen

Rating:

★★★★★ 3 votes5

Comments:

9 Comments

Serves:

Prep:

5 Min

Method:

No-Cook or Other

Ingredients

1 1/2 oz

Torani coconut syrup
1 1/2 oz

fresh lime juice
4

fresh mint leaves
·

ice
3 oz

sparkling water or club soda
Add Ingredients to Grocery List

How to Make Virgin Coco Mojito

Step-by-Step

Pour coconut syrup and lime juice into a tall glass.
Add the mint leaves and muddle with a long spoon.
Add ice and sparkling water.
Stir gently and enjoy.

Printable Recipe Card

About Virgin Coco Mojito

Course/Dish: Non-Alcoholic Drinks

Main Ingredient: Coffee/Tea/Beverage

Regional Style: Caribbean

Collections: Summer Recipes Summer Sippers

Better Than Mom's Mac 'N Cheese

Cantaloupe Peach Cobbler

Bourbon Baked Beans

Show 9 Comments & Reviews

My Recipe Box

Post A Recipe

Pinch It! from the web

19 Recipes to Use Up Ripe Strawberries

How many times have you seen a pint of juicy strawberries, bought them because you just had to have them and not get around to eating them? You’re not alone. It’s happened to us more times than we can count. Don’t toss them though! Here are 19 ways you can use ripe strawberries and they’re […]

16 Recipes That Prove Pineapple and Coconut Are a Match Made in Dessert Heaven

Nothing like that melt-in-your-mouth flavor combo of pineapple and coconut to get your taste buds salivating! Pies, cakes, trifles, and more, you can get these magical flavors in so many delicious ways. No need to ever limit yourself (or your stomach). Scroll down to see some of our favorite dreamy pineapple and coconut dessert recipes.

10 Tips for Cooking With Kids

With camps canceled, not all pools are opening (or with limited capacity), and fewer playdates than usual, keeping kids occupied can be challenging. To keep them from asking what’s to eat, get them in the kitchen. Cooking teaches math skills, lets kids learn how food gets to the table, and creates valuable memories. But… depending […]