These simple two-ingredient apple cider mimosas are the perfect cocktail to serve at your next fall party or Thanksgiving brunch.
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Simple Two-Ingredient Apple Cider Mimosas
Can you believe it? Thanksgiving and Christmas are just around the corner. And if you’re planning on hosting a brunch for friends or family this year, this simple and festive recipe for apple cider mimosas is ideal for all your holiday get-togethers.
A spin on the traditional mimosa, this apple cider version is made with just two ingredients. The perfect combination of sweet and tart, this is one cocktail that’s sure to be a hit with your family and friends and is a great addition to your Thanksgiving brunch menu.
Ingredients For Two-Ingredient Apple Cider Mimosas
Apple Cider Mimosa
- 1.5-oz. chilled apple cider
- 4-oz. chilled champagne
Cinnamon-Sugar Rim and Garnish (optional)
- 4 teaspoons granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- apple slices to garnish
How To Prepare Your Apple Cider Mimosas
To make an apple cider mimosa, started by preparing your glass. I love these elegant long-stemmed champagne flutes, but if you’re looking for a less-expensive (and non-breakable) option, these gold-rimmed plastic glasses are great too!
Rim The Glasses
First, make a cinnamon-sugar mixture. If I’m being honest, I typically eyeball my portions of each. (A habit I have that drives my husband nuts. Ha!) But, if you’d like to be precise, a four parts sugar to one-part cinnamon ratio is a good rule of thumb to follow for your measurements.
Stir the cinnamon and sugar together until well combined, and then pour the mixture onto a small plate. Wet the rim of your champagne glass, dip it into the cinnamon and sugar and set aside.
Mix The Mimosas
Next, pour 1.5 ounces of chilled apple cider into the champagne glass. Then top the cider with 4 ounces of chilled champagne.
I used Cook’s Brut champagne because of its affordability, but any champagne brand will work.
Add The Garnish
Finally, to finish your apple cider mimosa garnish with a fresh sliced apple. And that’s it. Easy, peasy, right?
Can You Make A Non-Alcoholic Mimosa?
Yes! You can absolutely change up the recipe to make it more family-friendly! To make a non-alcoholic version of these two-ingredient apple cider mimosas, simply replace the champagne with some non-alcoholic sparkling wine, club soda, or even ginger ale.
More Apple-Infused Drinks
Looking for more apple cider drink recipes? Try some apple cider mojitos. Or warm up n a chilly fall or winter day with a steaming mug full of hot spiced apple cider.
Simple Two-Ingredient Apple Cider Mimosas
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Recipe for Two-Ingredient Apple Cider Mimosas
Two-Ingredient Apple Cider Mimosas
Ingredients
Apple Cider Mimosa
- 1.5 ozs. chilled apple cider
- 4 ozs. champagne
Cinnamon-Sugar Rim and Garnish (optional)
- 4 teaspoons granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- fresh apple slices to garnish
Instructions
- Start by prepping a champagne glass. Stir together the cinnamon and sugar until well combined. Wet the rim of the glass and dip in the cinnamon-sugar mixture. Set aside.
- Pour the chiilled apple cider into the champagne glass. Top the cider with champagne.
- Garnish the mimosa with a fresh sliced apple as desired. Serve immediately and enjoy!
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Cindy@CountyRoad407 says
You’re going to have to redo this recipe for full gallon size portions! I love me a good mimosa and this one sounds perfect. And I had never thought to add anything to the rim. So fancy! Looking forward to trying this. Thank you for letting me join. I had great fun.
midwestlifeandstyle says
Haha…I never thought of mixing it by the gallon, but it’s so good I could totally see it. It may or may not get me in some trouble.🤣
Rachel Harper says
Jen,
I love the sound of this recipe. I Can’t wait to try it. Thanks for all you do.
midwestlifeandstyle says
Thank you, Rachel. It’s a good one. And I love how easy it is. Just mix and serve! Cheers, friend!
stacy says
Jen this looks incredible! Can’t wait to make it!
midwestlifeandstyle says
Thank you, Stacy. Cheers!
Donna says
These look so yummy! I love that you added cinnamon to the sugar on the rim! Such a nice touch! Perfect for the holidays!
midwestlifeandstyle says
Thank you, Donna. It tastes like fall in a cup and is a great drink for the holidays! I love how simple it is too! Just mix and serve!
Nicolle says
these look so delish Jen! I’m sharing in my weekly Nesting post tomorrow!
midwestlifeandstyle says
Thanks so much, Nicolle. I appreciate it!
Heidi says
These look delicious Jen!!!
midwestlifeandstyle says
Thank you, Heidi. Needless to say, they didn’t last long!