Candy Cane Soda (Peppermint Soda with Candy Cane Syrup)
Lindsey Neumayer
This candy cane soda recipe is a great way to use classic candy canes in a unexpected and inventive way! It's got the bright and fresh flavor of peppermint and the sparkling bubbles of soda pop!
10ouncessoda watercan use club soda or seltzer water, do not use mineral water.
crushed candy canesoptional
whipped creamoptional
mini candy caneoptional
Instructions
If garnishing your glass, dip the rim in candy cane syrup and give it a gentle shake.
Dip the portion of the glass with syrup on it into crushed candy cane pieces.
Fill your preferred glass with ice.
Add candy cane simple syrup to the glass.
Fill the rest of the glass with unflavored soda water.
Top with whipped cream, which is optional, but delicious.
Garnish with a mini candy cane.
Serve immediately.
Notes
substitutions & variations
club soda - swap club soda for seltzer water or sparkling water with little to no effect on flavor.
add cream or milk - add milk or cream for an Italian-style soda!
ice cream float - add a scoop of ice cream for seasonal ice cream float! Flavors that would work well are vanilla, chocolate, or even coffee ice cream!
cocktail - add in an ounce or two of vodka, tequila, or silver rum for an adult beverage.