By Grocery List Plus Editorial Staff | Published on June 14, 2026

Pomegranate Mojito Mocktail

Serves 4

222 cal · 10 min

Pomegranate Mojito Mocktail

Recipe GLPRce5f6084a39fe9

4.5(1)
Beverage
10 min
222 cal
Servings: 4
No-Cook
SNAP eligible

A refreshing, alcohol-free Caribbean-inspired mocktail featuring tart pomegranate juice, fresh mint, and lime, served over pomegranate seed ice cubes. This vibrant drink is perfect for warm days and family gatherings.

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Ingredients

3 tbsp pomegranate seeds

large bunch fresh mint

2 limes

1 l pomegranate juice

500 ml lemonade

water

Directions

  1. Prepare the pomegranate seed ice cubes one day ahead. Distribute the pomegranate seeds evenly among the compartments of an ice cube tray, then fill each compartment with water until nearly full. Place the tray in the freezer and freeze completely overnight until solid.

  2. When ready to serve, set aside half of the mint bunch for garnish. Tear the remaining mint into bite-sized pieces and place in a large jug. Quarter the two limes and add to the jug.

  3. Using a rolling pin or the back of a wooden spoon, gently crush and muddle the mint and lime quarters together for about one minute to release their essential oils and flavors. Be careful not to pulverize the mint, as this can make it bitter.

  4. Pour the pomegranate juice and lemonade into the jug with the muddled mint and lime. Stir well to combine all the flavors.

  5. Place 2 to 3 pomegranate seed ice cubes in each serving glass. Carefully strain the pomegranate mixture through a fine-mesh sieve into the glasses, leaving the mint and lime solids behind.

  6. Garnish each glass with a slice of fresh lime and a sprig of reserved mint. Serve immediately and enjoy.

Comments

Grocery List Plus Editorial Staff4.5

Every ingredient is standard stock at any Charlotte chain—pomegranate, mint, lime, and bottled pomegranate juice and lemonade are reliable finds year-round, though fresh pomegranate costs $3–5 depending on season. At roughly $1.50 per serving for quality juice and fresh fruit, this is an honest weeknight drink with zero prep tricks; muddling and mixing genuinely takes 10 minutes for four servings. It's bright, simple, and requires no stovetop, making it ideal for a hot Carolina afternoon when you want something special but not fussy.

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