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Mocktail Magic: Pairing Tasty Sips With Slots
We can honestly say that mocktails are extremely underrated as a drink option. However, if you’re planning to play a few rounds of slots, it can be the perfect pairing to the game, with the only kick coming from the delectable flavours. So, if you want to keep your brain as sharp as possible to get the most out of your playtime, make sure to keep reading as we’ll cover some great recipes below.
Pairing Mocktails and Slot Games
Imagine this, you’re in front of your laptop, with the online slots at Paddy Power Games page open in front of you. Next to you? A refreshing beverage you can enjoy while playing one of the hundreds of slots available to you. That sounds like quite the start to us, but not just any drink will do.
If you’re playing a game like TikiTiki Hold’N’Win, for a more tropical feel, we’d most certainly recommend going with a tropical summer punch mocktail. Start with a grenadine base, then combine pineapple, orange, and lemon juice with Sprite. Once that is done, you are only missing ice and an orange/lemon slice for garnish.
For lovers of Moods of Hecate or Zeus Smash, we have to go with Tsitsibira, the Greek version of ginger beer. While recipes vary, our favourite is a simple combination of water, sugar, lemon, and ginger. This tangy drink enjoys plenty of popularity and is touted as one of the best Greek non-alcoholic beverages by TasteAtlas.
Finally, if you enjoy the vibrant greenery provided by Irish-themed slots like Wheel O’Gold, you’ll surely appreciate the Emerald Isle mocktail. This drink requires only two ingredients: creme de menthe syrup and non-alcoholic sparkling cider. We’d definitely recommend garnishing this with fresh mint to jazz it up further.
Benefits of Making Your Own Mocktails
If you tend to prefer the easy way out, you may opt to purchase a premade mocktail kit like Boisson or simply order one. However, we reckon that some of the benefits we’ll mention will change your mind. Most mocktail recipes are far lower in calories when you make them at home, meaning you don’t drink your calories and can instead enjoy more substantial meals guilt-free.
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Moreover, when you make it yourself, you know exactly what you’re putting into it. DIYing your own drink will ensure that it has little to no additives that can cause adverse reactions. Plus, this allows you to tailor any drink to what you have on hand, your own taste, and the vibe you’re going for.
If you’re someone who struggles with hydration, this could be a good way to get used to drinking healthier drinks rather than sticking to store-bought fizzy drinks and basic flavoured water. We’d also like to mention that making mocktails could easily be turned into a fun activity you can enjoy with loved ones.
There’s nothing quite like having a delicious beverage on hand while you’re enjoying your favourite hobby. So, the next time you’re planning to sit down and enjoy a slot game or two, plan ahead by making a pitcher of your favourite drink. Be it one of the aforementioned ones or your own recipe, the effort will be worth it.
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