Kiwi Blueberry Mojito #drinks #cocktails

I initially made these kiwi blueberry mojito mixed drinks for a Superbowl party (Seahawks were playing). This green and blue fruity mixed drink is made with crisp kiwis, blueberries, lime, mint leaves, shimmering water and rum. I needed to make a twelfth Man Seahawks motivated mixed drink to serve at the gathering, and when I discovered kiwis, blueberries, and a major pack of mint I realized it must be a mojito. I was out of rum and discovered Pacific Rum (from Oregon) that would be ideal for a Pacific Northwest themed mixed drink.

Formula for kiwi blueberry mojito mixed drinks made with crisp kiwis, blueberries, lime, mint leaves, shimmering water and rum.

My children are so upbeat about the Seahawks, so clearly I needed to likewise make a mocktail variety of this beverage with the goal that they could celebrate. This kiwi blueberry mojito is anything but difficult to transform into a mocktail, simply forget about the rum and you will have a yummy kiwi blueberry mint mocktail for the children or anybody that doesn't drink liquor.

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Ingredients

• 6 kiwis, peeled and cut in half or quartered
• 4 kiwis, peeled and sliced - to be used as garnishes
• 6 ounces of blueberries, to be crushed
• 6 ounce of blueberries, to be kept whole as garnishes
• ¼ cup fresh lime juice, from 1-2 limes
• ~ ½ cup sugar, adjust to taste
• 4 ounce pack of mint, leaves only
• 1 ½ - 2 cups of sparkling water
• 1 to 1 ½ cups of rum, adjust based on your preference
• Ice as needed
• Blue and/or green sugar to decorate glass rims

Instructions

1. Place the cut kiwis in a small food processor with the sugar and lime juice, pulse until you have coarse puree. Mix the kiwi puree with the rum, you can start by adding the lower amount and then adjust as you prepare the drink.
2. Gently crush the first 6 ounces of blueberries using a muddler.
3. You can make the mojitos in pitcher or in individual glasses.
4. Moisten the rims of the glasses with a slice of lime and garnish the rims with the sugar. If you can’t find blue and/or green sugar, you can use blue/green cookie sugar sprinkles.
5. To make it in a pitcher, pour the kiwi puree into the pitcher, add a layer of ice, add a good amount of mint leaves and kiwi slices. Next add a few more ice cubes, and then add the crushed blueberries, some more mint leaves and whole blueberries. Top off with the sparkling water and mix gently. Taste and add more rum, sparkling water, or sugar if needed.
6. To make the drink in individual glasses, follow a similar process as for the pitcher, but add a few whole blueberries at the beginning. You can also add a slice of kiwi with the blueberries at the end.

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