Strawberry Orange Mimosa
This Strawberry Orange Mimosa is like sipping sunshine from a glass. orange juice, strawberries, and champagne come together to create a tasty cocktail that’s easy to make and makes you feel all fancy.
We love making cocktails. If you’re a regular reader, you’ve probably noticed that we have a ton of them on our site. There’s just something about cocktails that make any gathering more fun, and we don’t just mean the alcohol. They give a whole vibe to a gathering.
And speaking of vibes, right now as we write this post, it’s the dead of winter. It’s gray. It’s cold. And t’s miserable. You’re probably wondering why the heck we’d post such a summery cocktail right now. Well, if you think about it, now is a perfect time. We don’t know about you, but we need something to remind us that this gray purgatory won’t last forever!
Strawberry Orange Mimosa
This strawberry orange mimosa is the perfect drink for any occasion. It features champagne, so it’s fancy enough for a dinner party. It’s also the classic brunch drink. Finally, that fruity flavor is perfect for serving up in a glass at your backyard barbecue, too. There’s really no wrong time to serve these.
Every glass is filled with the sunny summer flavors of orange and strawberries along with a classy addition of your favorite Brut, Cava, or Prosecco champagne, making for a drink that is nothing but fun in a glass.
Ingredients
It only takes three ingredients to make this delicious cocktail. It doesn’t get much easier than that!
- Orange juice – no pulp
- Strawberries – tops removed
- Brut, Cava, or Prosecco – chilled
**See the recipe card at the end of the post for quantities.
Equipment
You only need one piece of basic kitchen equipment to make this tasty cocktail.
- Blender
Instructions
As you’ve probably guessed from the ingredient and equipment list, this strawberry orange mimosa is super easy to make. It only takes two steps!
Step 1: Blend the Orange Juice and Strawberries
Add the orange juice and strawberries to your blender and blend until smooth.
Step 2: Make the Strawberry Orange Mimosa
Fill a champagne flute halfway with champagne. Then, pour the orange juice and strawberry mixture into the flute. Garnish with a strawberry and serve.
Hint: Be sure to use pulp-free orange juice so your drink is nice and smooth.
Storage
Like any cocktail, you want to serve these as you make them so you don’t have any leftovers. Only make one batch at a time, as these are not good when left for the next day.
Tips
This is such a simple recipe, we really only have a couple of tips to remember.
No Pulp – Always get pulp-free orange juice. Even in a blender, you’ll never be able to get a nice, smooth texture if your orange juice has pulp in it.
Make it a Slushie – For backyard bashes in the summer, do something a little different. Freeze the orange juice and strawberry mixture until slushy, and then pour it into your glass with the champagne for an extra cool treat.
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Strawberry Orange Mimosa FAQ
If you have questions about this strawberry orange mimosa, then we have answers. The following FAQ answers the most commonly asked questions about mimosas.
Who invented mimosas?
There are two competing stories. One says that a bartender at the Ritz Hotel in Paris created the cocktail in 1925. Another popular story is that Alfred Hitchcock invented the drink in San Franciso in the 1940s.
Why is mimosa called mimosa?
Mimosa is a plant that produces vibrant yellow flowers. The mimosa is said to get its name from its color resembling that of the flower.
What alcohol is best for mimosas?
The best alcohol for mimosas isn’t champagne at all, it’s sparkling wine. Cava and Prosecco are both Italian sparkling wines that make for excellent mimosas.
Why are mimosas part of brunch?
Mimosas are so often part of brunch because they’re the most popular alcoholic beverage for day drinking.
Will mimosas get you drunk?
Mimosas are made with champagne or sparkling wine, both of which aren’t exactly strong. One mimosa isn’t likely to affect you. However, be careful if you have multiple mimosas in a short amount of time. Depending on your tolerance, you’ll get a little buzz or you’ll get outright drunk.
Try This Strawberry Orange Mimosa Recipe
This strawberry orange mimosa recipe is so easy, so good, and so fancy. It’s the perfect drink for any gathering! The next time you’re having a party, try whipping up some of these fruity, summery drinks and watch all of your guests light up. They’re so good!
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Strawberry Orange Mimosa
Ingredients
- 2 cups Orange Juice No pulp
- 1/2 cup Strawberries, washed with green tops removed
- 1 bottle champagne Brut, Cava, or Prosecco (chilled)
Instructions
- Add orange juice to the blender.
- Add strawberries with green tips removed.
- Blend until smooth.
- Fill a champagne flute halfway with champagne.
- Top with orange-strawberry juice mixture.
- Garnish with strawberry.
Disclaimer
Any nutritional data I provide is an approximation and actual dietary information can vary based on ingredients and proportion sizes.
