Kids' party drink recipes

Make this fruit-flavoured mocktail with grenadine and orange juice to serve as a non-alcoholic drink option at a family party. It's more fun with grape and blueberry stirrers that double as a snack

Adding raspberries to homemade lemonade gives it a tangy flavour and turns it a vivid pink

An easy frozen drink to satisfy your cravings for something cool. Toss the ingredients in a blender and enjoy!

Cool down this summer with a fresh and fruity smoothie

This watermelon lemonade looks amazing but is super-simple to make. It's perfect for a kids party or makes a refreshing summer drink for kids or adults

A good alternative to sugary jelly and the perfect treat for a kids party

Blend peaches, raspberries, orange juice and fresh custard into a fruity, creamy shake that's low in fat

Try our easy recipe for homemade lemonade, using fresh lemon juice and sugar. A simple classic that everyone can enjoy on a hot summer's day.

Mix up a jug of this refreshing, still, cloudy lemonade made from zingy lemons and plump raspberries

The perfect use for overripe berries – enjoy in retro glasses with colourful straws for added fun factor

What could be more exciting than a milkshake bar for kids (and big kids)? Perfect for a party or celebration, let guests choose their own toppings

Start your day off with a little ray of sunshine - a low-fat smoothie that's one of your five-a-day and tasty too!

A fruity and grown-up non-alcoholic punch perfect for the drivers at the picnic or party

The jellied texture and edible eyeball in this slimy mocktail are dreadfully delicious - perfect Halloween party fare for kids

A tropical fruit blend to start the day the nutritious way - full of vitamin C and low in fat too

This rich, pink-hued hot drink is made from white chocolate and milk, topped with rainbow-dyed whipped double cream, sweets and sprinkles.

This super indulgent vegan freakshake is bursting with cookies and cream. It's the ultimate sharing dessert you can put together in 10 minutes

Mix a sparkling mocktail that will bring sunshine to any party – and to make it slightly sweeter, use soda water instead of tonic water