This one is going to be a real hit with the kids. Check out this Spooky Halloween Drink that you can make with just a few simple ingredients.
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It’s really all about the presentation. Run to the nearest dollar store and snag a few stage items and then wow your guests with this toxic tonic. Or, if you don’t have time, you can grab this flask set (three) on Amazon for under $10. You could also get 50 tubes for under $17 which is also a great price!
Spooky Halloween Drink: Toxic Tonic
Truth be told, this drink can make or break a lame chip display and it is so easy to make. A few extra minutes and you will totally turn you dip station into a science lab!
Ingredients
- Ice cubes
- Grape Juice or cocktail (must be full sugar/not light)
- Orange sports drink (must be low or no sugar)
- Scary glasses – tubes here and flasks here
Instructions
Add ice to glasses. Fill with grape juice until about a 1/3 full. Make sure ice is floating on top and above the juice if not add a few cubes, this prevents the next liquid from mixing.
Slooowly, pour the Orange drink onto the ice and fill to the desired level. You really need to keep in mind the amount of sugar content in the drinks.
The formula is – more sugar on the bottom and less sugar on top. Theoretically, you could do more layers of color as long as you work your layers working it as lowest sugar starting at the bottom and then building up to the top.
What do you think? Going to give this one a shot? I absolutely hope you do! Your kids will love it!
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Spooky Halloween Drink: Toxic Tonic
Ingredients
- Ice cubes
- Grape Juice or cocktail (must be full sugar/not light)
- Orange sports drink (must be low or no sugar)
- Scary glasses (beakers found at $0.99 only store)
Instructions
Add ice to glasses. Fill with grape juice until about a 1/3 full. Make sure ice is floating on top and above the juice if not add a few cubes, this prevents the next liquid from mixing.
Slooowly, pour the Orange drink onto the ice and fill to the desired level. The key to this is the sugar content of the drinks. More sugar on the bottom and less sugar on top. Theoretically, you could do more layers of color as long as you work your layers most to least sugar bottom to top.
