Homemade Non-alcoholic Drinks

During the nine months I was pregnant we seemed to go to more parties than we'd een to in the previous nine years. Now I'm no alcoholic and I really don't need booze to have a good time, but watching everyone else get drunk while I stood there with a glass of water (nope, can't even have diet Coke - full of caffeine don't you know) made for a less than amusing evening. So in the end I amused myself by inventing my own non-alcoholic, non-caffeine cocktails. I still have them now if I fancy a bit of a treat with my lunch (I've heard that Social Services don't like you drinking alcoholic cocktails while you're looking after small children.....) I would ...

No, I’m not talking about putting Lassie in a blender to drink! God Forbid I’d ever eat the nation’s favourite celebrity dog or any other dog let alone drink one! No folks, lassi is a cool and refreshing Indian non-alcoholic drink which can be made to be either sweet or salty. I’m going to tell you how to make both so you can choose which one you prefer. In India lassi is the most popular drink apart from tea. Indians love their tea but tea is hot and the cold drink of choice for most Indians (especially South Indians) is lassi. There are several ways of making lassi and you can choose which way you prefer; being lazy I prefer the easier ...

Have you ever thought I really don't want to drink anymore Irn Bru, Coke or Lemonade and not known what to take instead. What can I say I did and I was at my grans at the time and she had just made a batch of Ginger Beer and I loved it so much that i got the recipe from her and decided to try it for myself. There's something really rewarding about being self sufficient and it tastes great you really feel you've achieved something. So I thought I'd share this recipe with all you lovely people and let you try it if the notion takes you. Here goes INGRDEIENTS Two lemons 450gms sugar 8 pints (4.4litres) of water ...