Winter Warming Christmas Punch

Winter Warming Christmas Punch

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byMr Jeffares Blackcurrants

ofMr Jeffares Blackcurrants

This winter warming punch makes for a tasty non-alcoholic alternative to Christmas mulled wine and brings forth the excellent taste of Des Jeffares' h Read More
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Prep Time

10 Minutes

Cooking Time

1 Hour

Serves

6-8 People

Ingredients

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This old Jeffares family recipe packs a punch in the health stakes, potentially warding off all sorts of bugs and boosting winter wellness. It is a delicious winter warming non-alcoholic, no added sugar alternative.

  • 500ml of Mr Jeffares Irish Blackcurrant Cordial with No Added Sugar
  • 1000ml of of Water
  • Whole Orange Sliced, Studded with Cloves
  • Whole, Irish Apple Sliced
  • 6 Star Anise
  • 2 Cinnamon Sticks

Method

Heat up the blackcurrant Cordial and water with spices and fruit slices – but do not boil.

Keep warm for 1 hour allowing time to diffuse the spices.

Strain and serve.

Serve from heat or in a decorative punch bowl to create that extra style and add some freshly sliced fruit.

Can be made ahead of time and reheated, often giving a better taste and flavour.

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