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While you may not be a fan of martinis, you probably still appreciate the versatility and deliciousness of cocktails.

But did you know you can try one with cointreau?

I hadn’t heard of it before, but after a quick search, I found several recipes for cocktails with cointreau.

So I thought I would share them with everyone!

Cointreau may not be everyone’s favorite ingredient, but it definitely makes these drinks taste fantastic.

It gives the cocktails a smooth sweetness and a lingering vanilla flavor that’s so enjoyable.

It also adds a nice floral aroma.

If you haven’t tried it before, use 1 tablespoon in this list of cocktails.

If you want to try something new and unique, use 2 tablespoons.

I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.

1. Cointreau And Whiskey

The sweet and slightly bitter flavors of Cointreau combine with the whiskey to make a wonderfully flavorful cocktail.

This recipe is perfect if you want a little something extra in your cocktail, or perhaps a different take on the classic Old Fashioned.

It’s like an Irish coffee but with the added bonus of Cointreau!

Better yet, this drink is gluten-free and vegan-friendly!

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2. R.B.Ginger

If you’re looking for a tasty, easy-to-make dessert to serve your loved ones this Christmas, look no further than R.B.

Ginger.

This recipe uses either fresh or frozen ginger (with the option to make it from scratch).

It takes about 30 minutes to prepare and has a delicious taste that will be sure to please.

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3. Cosmopolitan Martini

Looking for a festive drink to mix with your Christmas turkey?

This Cosmopolitan martini has you covered.

It’s sweet, sour, and tangy all at once.

The combination of vodka, lime juice, simple syrup, and cranberry juice is just too good.

You can even add some orange bitters if you like.

It makes it extra special!

Serve this cocktail after dinner for a nice festive way to end the festivities.

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4. Poinsettia Drink

This festive drink is an ideal gift for the holidays.

It features a blend of sweet and spicy flavors, but it’s also easy to make at home.

You’ll love how this drink is a classic cocktail that leaves you feeling warm and cozy.

And who doesn’t love poinsettias?

I like to use sugar-free sparkling wine in mine.

But if you don’t feel like splurging, sparkling cider would be just as good!

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5. Cointreau Rose

If you’re a fan of rose water, then you’ll love this recipe.

It’s so simple and makes both fruitier and sweeter juices.

Simply blend the ingredients until smooth and pour into a glass or jar.

Simple as that!

To get the most flavor out of your rose honey, infuse it in some warm water for about 30 minutes before serving.

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6. Cointreau City Lights

Cointreau city lights are basically orange sherbet balls, and they’re super fun to make.

You can use any citrus juice you have on hand, but I recommend using the Cointreau for a really great flavor.

These little treats are so easy to make.

Just throw some gelatin over the fruit cups, then mix them in with heavy cream and Cointreau.

Add a touch of salt and add more gelatin if needed.

They don’t need anything else, other than maybe some white chocolate shavings sprinkled on top.

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7. Cointreau Blush

Cointreau blush is a bright and fruity drink with a strong flavor.

It’s made by adding Cointreau to lemon juice, sugar, and water.

It tastes best when it’s fresh because the ingredients need to be close to each other in order for everything to separate.

The result is something like a pink lemonade: sweet, tart, and citrusy.

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8. Lemon Drop Martini

This lemon drop cocktail is a classic that I was surprised to find at the bottom of my pantry.

I mean, how can you not love vodka, sugar cubes, and lemon juice?

It’s light and refreshing, with a zesty flavor that will make your taste buds sing.

The best part about this recipe is that it’s easy enough for even beginners to master.

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9. St.Germain Elderflower Margarita

This delicious margarita uses St.

Germain elderflower liqueur to give it a rich, floral flavor.

The cocktail is garnished with mint and lime wedges for a refreshing finish that’ll have you more than happy.

It’s best if you can get your hands on fresh St.

Germain elderflower liqueur so you can make the most of this recipe.

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10. Bourbon Sidecar

This recipe is for the cocktail lover in your life, and it’s a fun way to add a bit of fun to cocktails.

You’ll make a bourbon sidecar with whiskey, lime juice, simple syrup, and grenadine.

It has all of the same ingredients as regular bourbon drinks but tastes more like something you would find on Bourbon Street on New Year’s Eve.

It has just enough sweetness that it doesn’t take away from the bourbon taste.

Finally, if you want some extra zing, add some lemon juice or orange slices.

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11. Winter Jasmine

If you’ve ever had a bad experience with jasmine tea, you’ll know its delicate flavor can be overpowering in some cases.

Keep an eye on your water when making this recipe; it tends to be full of impurities.

It tastes great, but if you want to keep the flavor low-key, pour it over ice.

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12. Winter Citrus

Looking for a quick and simple appetizer to serve at your next holiday party?

This winter citrus is the perfect choice.

It’s a beautiful blend of oranges, grapefruit, lemons, and tangerines.

The combination of sweet, tangy flavors will make your mouth water.

This recipe will quickly become a hit at your next cocktail party!

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13. Rum Berry Cocktail

If you’re craving something sweet and fruity, try this rum berry cocktail.

It is a simple drink that only requires five ingredients.

And a blender does the heavy lifting here, giving you a velvety smooth drink that’s perfect for summer.

Plus, it tastes fantastic!

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14. Dreamsicle

I love this dessert for its simple sweetness and gorgeous color.

It looks like a dark, purple marshmallow, but it’s actually made from condensed milk and Velveeta.

It’s such a simple recipe, but the taste is outstanding.

It gets even better when you add some chopped pecans and whipped cream.

You can also add some crushed graham crackers for more crunch.

That would be a really good way to top it off, too!

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15. White Lady

This white lady is actually a whole lot like the Mohawk, but with a much lighter, airier texture.

If you love the look of fluffy whipped cream topping, this will be your new favorite dessert.

It’s similar to a zucchini bread and has just as many layers.

The layer at the bottom is fluffy, sweetened with condensed milk and topped with chopped nuts.

The next three are rolled in white chocolate for added richness.

And when it comes to filling, there are two options: vanilla or lemon curd.

Either way, you’ll get that super light sponge cake flavor you know and love!

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16. Gin Sidecar

I’ve always loved gin-based cocktails.

It’s a classic combination that will make your guests swoon.

This Gin Sidecar recipe is perfect for a summer night out because it pairs the sweetness of dark gin with the tartness of lemon juice.

And since the drink is served in an actual sidecar glass, there are no messy glasses to clean up!

If you’re more into gin and tonic, this recipe also comes with a ginger beer syrup base.

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17. Limoncello Lavender

The best part about this recipe is that it’s so easy to make.

You just need to open a bottle of limoncello, add the lavender, and stir.

Best of all, you can use your favorite kind of lavender for this or any other essential oil cocktail recipe.

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18. Nightcap Of Champions

I’ve mentioned this before, but I love going to parties and seeing people enjoying their cocktails.

I love lemonade, but sometimes it isn’t in the budget to make a sweet drink.

For me, this recipe is perfect for that.

It’s simple enough to make on your own with ingredients you have on hand.

And once you have all of your ingredients ready, it only takes a couple of minutes to mix them up.

It has layers of whiskey and vodka that are gently foamed over with tonic water and topped with whipped cream.

If you can find frozen vanilla wafers, they make everything so much easier.

Once harden out a little (with ice cubes), dip the spoons into the cream and hit them upside down with a mallet.

As they thaw out, they will break apart again as you hold your spoon upside down!

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19. Fireplace Margarita

If you’ve never had a margarita before, I won’t blame you.

I didn’t either until I went to my first margarita festival!

It was so much fun that I can only imagine how amazing it must be to take a sip of this homemade bottle.

The key is in the tequila.

You need fruity, sweet and lime-flavored agave spirits for this recipe.

Instead of using white rum or brandy, we use three types of tequila – blue curacao, blue agave nectar, and silver tequila.

This gives your margarita such a deeper flavor.

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20. Japanese Slipper

This is a fun recipe for kids to make and eat.

It’s sweet, sticky, and warmly spiced with brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, ginger, and vanilla.

It has a lovely texture but isn’t too sweet.

The added nuts provide an interesting contrast to the sweetness.

The best part?

It takes only 10 minutes of prep time and requires no cooking!

Just slice up some oranges and add them to a pan with the spices.

Cover them with plastic wrap and let it bake.

This makes a delicious breakfast or afternoon snack that will keep you full until dinner.

(Or maybe even into dessert!)

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21. Limoncello Mojito

If you’re looking for a way to add some citrus to your favorite cocktail, you can’t go wrong with limoncello.

It brings so much brightness and brightness to the drink.

This recipe calls for lime juice and simple syrup, which is just as easy to make at home.

The best part about making this in the blender is how it mixes everything together perfectly.

Nothing gets lost, nothing spills out!

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22. Corpse Reviver

If you’re a fan of the Corpse Reviver, then you’ll definitely want to try this recipe.

It combines coffee, caramel, and chocolate to make a delicious drink that warms your heart.

This drink is great if you’re looking for something different on a cold winter day.

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23. Touchdown Tea

This is the tea party all grown-ups love.

It’s a sweet, tangy, and spicy tea with no sugar added.

You can enjoy it any time of day or night, but it tastes best when you eat it while watching your favorite NFL game.

So go ahead and cheer on your team! You deserve it.

It’s just as yummy as hot cocoa, but better.

Better because it doesn’t require a cup of boiling water to make!

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24. Passion Fruit Martini

I know this sounds crazy, but it’s true.

The passion fruit and vodka combo is a match made in heaven, making this cocktail insanely refreshing.

This recipe calls for a simple mix of green and red passion fruits.

So if you have all the supplies at home, feel free to improvise.

The great thing about this drink is that you can customize it to your liking.

Use fresh or frozen passion fruits and top with lime juice, honey syrup, or chocolate sauce.

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