The alternative choice and a little more interesting is the Shirley Temple, named liquorless beverage after Hollywood starlet of the 1930s. This drink is sweet and sour, cold as well as refreshing, and loved by both the kids and adults. With their ridiculously bright cherry-red tone a Shirley Temple is perfect for in the mix of holiday cheer meetings and game days.
Combine together ginger ale or lemon lime soda with grenadine and a cherry on top: A Shirley Temple! The pretty easy drink fresh and good sweet & sour taste, which can be serve in the party or family gatherings as well.
How do I reduce the sweetness of a Shirley Temple?
Or, to mellow out the sweetness a bit, substitute ginger ale or lemon-lime soda with club soda or seltzer water and decrease the amount of grenadine syrup.
The alcoholic version of a Shirley Temple?
A non-alcoholic Shirley Temple (also known as a "Roy Rogers") is made with ginger ale, grenadine, and orange juice garnished with a maraschino cherry and slice of lemon. This is an option based on the audience and the occasion.
Can I get a Shirley Temple partially made ahead of time?
Shirley Temples are best to serve immediately after making them for maximum fluffiness and presentation. Cherries and orange slices can be prepared and refrigerated prior.
What Can I Use Instead Of Grenadine Syrup?
If you don't have grenadine syrup on hand, raspberry or pomegranate juice and even cherry juice can be used instead, each giving the drink a slightly different flavor.
How do I make the thing look better?
Make your Shirley Temple pretty with extra maraschino cherries, fresh berries, fun straws, umbrellas, sliced citrus, or fresh mint.
Shirley Temple, Ok for Vegans?
Typically vegan as long grenadine and maraschino cherries do not contain any animal based products.
To summarize, the Shirley Temple is a classic beverage that manages to please everyone of all ages with its colors and flavors. Be it a celebration or a nighttime snack, the sweetness and tang thickened with cornstarch is an instant hit. And now that you can literally play with the recipe, mixing up your variations according to your very personal taste and style, we know this favorite drink of ages will never go out of fashion.
Shirley temple drink recipe
Begin building your drink in a glass full of ice.
Add the ginger ale or lemon-lime soda to the glass with additional headspace at top.
Once again, let the grenadine sink to the bottom for layering.
Add maraschino cherries and an additional orange slice to the top for a fruit forward visual pop.
Gently mix all flavors before indulging in this fizzy delightful.