Cocktail recipe: Learn how to make a green mimosa for St. Patrick’s Day
Philadelphia Eagles fans have a well-earned reputation for being among the most disagreeable legion in football— they famously booed Santa Claus and barraged him with snowballs. But Delray Beach resident Destiny Beck, an Eagles fan, isn’ t like that at all. Orange juice Blue Curaçao liqueur Your bubbles of choice.
Philadelphia Eagles fans have a well-earned reputation for being among the most disagreeable legion in football — they famously booed Santa Claus and barraged him with snowballs. But Delray Beach resident Destiny Beck, an Eagles fan, isn’t like that at all.
Ahead of Super Bowl LVII, she shared the recipe for her Fly Eagles Flymosa, a green mimosa that could come in handy if you’re celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in March and are tired of the traditional green beer.
“Who needs green beer when you can have a green mimosa?” she says.
“It’s super easy to make. It’s only three ingredients, and you don’t even have to measure it.”
The recipe:
To make the Fly Eagles Flymosa, mix the following ingredients:
- Orange juice
- Blue Curaçao liqueur
- Your bubbles of choice
Blue Curaçao gets its flavor from the peel of bitter oranges. “So it still tastes like a mimosa. It’s not some weird combo, it’s just the color,” Beck says.
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