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Easter Cocktail - The Fizzy Bunny

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5 min

Easter Cocktail - The Fizzy Bunny

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Time

5 min

Serving

2 persons

Calories

58

Rating

5.00★ (1)

Author: Antonina Blum

This refreshing cocktail - The Fizzy Bunny is drunk mainly at Easter, but on any other spring day it will be also great. 

Ingredients

  • carrot juice: 100 ml
  • orange juice: 100 ml
  • champagne: 200 ml (we've used prosecco)
  • lemon: 4 slices

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Stages of cooking

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  1. Mix carrot juice, orange and champagne.

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  2. Pour the cocktail in glasses of champagne, garnish with lemon slices.

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History of the Easter Cocktail - The Fizzy Bunny

The Fizzy Bunny cocktail has a history dating back to the 1920s. During that time, alcoholic beverages were banned in America leading to an increase in the popularity of nonalcoholic cocktails. This was a time when carrots were often used in place of alcohol to make mocktails. As Easter approached, bartenders began to experiment and create alcoholic cocktails using fresh ingredients that were readily available during the springtime. The Fizzy Bunny cocktail was one of the many spring cocktails created during this time.

Tips and Tricks for Easter Cocktail - The Fizzy Bunny Recipe

When making The Fizzy Bunny cocktail, there are a few tips and tricks that can help you create the perfect drink.

  1. Use freshly squeezed juices - Freshly squeezed carrot and orange juice will give the cocktail a more vibrant color and a more pronounced flavor. Avoid using bottled juices if possible.

  2. Chill the ingredients beforehand - The cocktail will taste best when all of the ingredients are chilled beforehand. Allow the juices and champagne to chill in the refrigerator for at least an hour before making the cocktail.

  3. Experiment with different types of champagne - While the recipe calls for prosecco, you can also use other types of champagne, such as cava or brut. These will give the cocktail a slightly different taste.

Tips for presenting the dish

When serving The Fizzy Bunny cocktail, presentation is everything. Here are a few tips to make the drink look and taste its best.

  1. Use tall, slender glasses - Champagne flutes or tall, elegant glasses are the best choice when serving this drink. The champagne will look better and the drink will be more enjoyable to drink from a long and slender glass.

  2. Garnish with lemon slices - Adding a slice or two of lemon to the drink will give it a pop of color and add a refreshing touch to the drink.

  3. Serve cold - The Fizzy Bunny cocktail is best served cold. You can chill the glasses in the refrigerator beforehand to make sure the drink stays cold for longer.

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