Cranberry Apple Cider Drink Recipe


Oh, fall. How I love fall. It’s time to pull out our boots and sweaters and cozy on down with a glass of homemade apple cider! If you are planning a fall party, you can switch up the classic with this fruity, chilled, delicious cranberry apple cider drink! Here’s how to make it, starting with a homemade cider recipe and then directions to take it to the next step and turn your cider into a non-alcoholic party drink!

Cranberry Apple Cider



Homemade Apple Cider

Ingredients:

  • 8 Jazz or Gala apples (You want a semi-tart apple in this beverage)
  • 1 cup sugar
  • 4 tablespoons cinnamon
  • 4 tablespoons apple pie spice
  • Water

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Directions:

Wash and quarter apples. No need to peel or core. Place all apples in a large pot. Add just enough water to cover the apples. Add in sugar and spices. Stir to blend the sugar and spices with the apples and water. Boil uncovered for one hour, stirring often.

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Simmer for two more hour, continue to stir. Remove from heat allow to cool for 2-3 hours. Add all ingredients to a food processor or a blender and puree.

Strain the apples. Chill for 2 hours before mixing with other liquids.

Cranberry Apple Cider

Cranberry Apple Cider Drink

Serves: Two 8 oz glasses

  • 1 cup Homemade Apple Cider
  • 1 cup Sprite
  • 1/2 cup Cranberry juice

Fill two 8 oz glasses with ice. Pour Cider in first then add the juice and follow with sprite. Serve!

Cranberry Apple Cider

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10 Comments

  1. Looks yummy! We are big cider fans around here but usually go for the warmed and spiced version. This sounds like a lighter tangy version which would be great for parties.
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  2. What an awesome idea- I bet this would be perfect for thanksgiving! I love how it’s non-alcoholic since I’m pregnant and limited on my festive drink options (although I bet it would also be delicious with some spiced rum for my husband)!

    I stopped by from Motivation Monday.

  3. This sounds amazing – I’ve been wanting to make my own cider for awhile now and I think it’s time I finally got around to it because those drinks look sooo good!

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