I've never been much of a drinker. I've always had an insatiable sweet tooth and found most wines to be too dry for my liking. Until I met my dear friend, Moscato and fell in love! Perfectly sweet and delicious. I haven't met a Moscato I didn't like! This drink has the sweetness of Moscato with a little touch of bubbles and your favorite fall treat all wrapped into one. The sour apples complement the flavors so nicely and make the drink a bit tart and not overly sweet.
What I love even more is that you can make this whole recipe for around $10 (if you consider the fact that you only use a few tablespoons of the syrup). The remaining syrup is good for coffees, lattes, etc.
Note: I do not know allergen information for these products. They do not contain any peanuts, tree nuts or sesame; however, I did not check on cross-contamination because (obviously) my son with food allergies won't be having any.
Ingredients
1 bottle white wine (I got mine at Trader Joe's)
1 bottle sparkling apple cider (I also got this at Trader Joe's)
2-4 Tablespoons of caramel syrup (I got mine at Von's)
4 Granny Smith Apples (I used organic ones from Trader Joe's)
Instructions
Pour white wine and sparkling apple cider into a pitcher. Add caramel syrup. Remove seeds from apples (I like to use a melon baller to do this!) Chop apples. Stop little hands from taking all of your chopped apples. Mix apples into your liquids. Chill & enjoy!
BE CAREFUL WITH THIS DRINK! It's so sweet and tasty that you might drink half a pitcher before you know it!
Source: Slightly adapted from A Night Owl Blog
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