Bellini

Bellini

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Prep: 5 mins

Easy

Serves 6

A classy cocktail served in an elegant flute - this simple combination of peach purée and Prosecco makes a great start to any celebration

Nutrition and extra info

Nutrition:

  • kcal143
  • fat0g
  • saturates0g
  • carbs18g
  • sugars18g
  • fibre0.7g
  • protein0.7g
  • salt0g
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Ingredients

  • 500ml peach purée or peach nectar
    Peaches

    Peach

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    Sweet, juicy and fragrant, peaches are one of the most beautiful fruit around. Around the size…

  • 1 bottle prosecco
    Prosecco

    Prosecco

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    Bubbling Prosecco is now one of the UK’s most popular alcoholic drinks. Not all varieties…

Method

  1. Put the peach puree in a Champagne flute up to about 1/3 full and slowly top up with Prosecco.

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jhonclark
14th Nov, 2015
Aspertame-free Cherry Soda Serves:About 8 8-ounce servings,9 CarbsPerServing:Zero! Prep Time:5 min. Effort:Easy Ingredients: 2-liter bottle Club Soda 1 tbsp. Cherry Extract 1/4 c. bulk Splenda -OR- 9 packets Splenda How to Prepare: I prefer this to commercial sugar-free soda because I avoid aspertame. Mix the Splenda and cherry extract together in a measuring cup until dissolved, adding a splash of the club soda if necessary. If you add soda, this will foam a lot until mixing is complete. Pour the mixture slowly back into the 2-liter bottle. http://www.weightlosseasy.tips/beverages.html
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