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Sweeten Your Summer with a Peach Breeze Cooler

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I created this Sweet ‘N Low recipe for Peach Breeze Coolers as a sponsored post for the Socialstars #donthesitaste campaign. The recipe and opinions are my own.

The perfect complement to a weekend brunch is a light, refreshing beverage, and this Peach Breeze Cooler is one of my go-to favorites.  I can’t think of a better way to sweeten summer than to serve cold sips of this delicious libation.

The best part is that you can choose to enjoy it on its own or sparkled with a bit of champagne.

Peach Breeze Coolers recipe

In both the sparkling and non-sparkling versions, I reduced the calories by using Sweet ‘N Low zero calorie sweetener. It means the sweetness you love is there, but the extra calories aren’t. It’s also diabetic friendly.

I use frozen peaches as they bring extra coolness and a bit of a slushiness to the drink. Also, it’s easier than cutting up fresh peaches, but you could absolutely do that if you wanted to. With summer’s fresh fruit bounty at its best, this would be the time to try it.

Peach Breeze Coolors summer brunch beverages

Toss the peaches into a blender along with the juice of 2 limes, Sweet ‘N Low, and some natural cranberry juice. Blend until smooth, and serve in a pretty glass garnished with a fresh peach slice.

If you’d like to turn it into a sparkling cocktail, pour 2 parts champagne over 1 part of the peach drink. Either way, it’s refreshingly delicious!

Peach Breeze Coolers - sparkling cocktail or virgin cocktail

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Peach Breeze Cooler

Course Beverage
Author Liz Mays

Ingredients

  • 16 oz frozen peaches about 3 cups
  • 3 cups natural no sugar added cranberry juice not a juice drink or juice cocktail
  • 8 packets Sweet 'N Low
  • Juice of 2 limes

Optional Cocktail Version

  • Champagne

Instructions

  1. In a blender, puree all ingredients until smooth. Serve as is for a virgin drink, or for a sparkling cocktail, pour 2 parts champagne over 1 part juice.

Whether you choose to serve this Peach Breeze Cooler as a cocktail or a virgin drink, it sweetens up summer in the most delicious way!

 

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    • That’s technically equivalent to 1/3 cup white sugar. What I’d do is measure the 1/3 cup but then pour it into a 1/4 cup scoop and add that in. Taste it with the 1/4 cup and see if it’s enough. If not, go ahead and add the remaining bit of sugar as needed.

      PS. Now I’ll have to try it with real sugar myself just so I know! 🙂

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  6. This is my idea of an easy cocktail! I would love it if you would link it up to Tipsy Tuesday at Grey is the New Black – a weekly cocktail linkup.

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  19. I haven’t had many peach drinks (beside smoothies), but this looks fantastic! Can you use regular sugar instead of Sweet N Low? Would it be too sweet with that many sugar packets?

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  20. This sounds sounds so good and would make a great summer drink as well. I love peaches and Champagne. Thanks for sharing.

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  26. Yum, this would be great for our brunch. We always have mimosa’s and bloody mary’s but this would be something new and different.

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  27. This is such a delicious recipe for a Peach Breeze Cooler. It sounds tasty with or without champagne. It will be a nice cool drink to serve when company comes to visit or it’s just the family.

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  30. I love that this is diabetic friendly. I am always trying to find special things my dad can have on his diet. I might add a couple raspberries to this too – I love all the great summer fruit!

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  33. YUM! I might even partially freeze the juice and make it like a slushy! What a refreshing summer drink! Wait, did you say the champagne is OPtioNAL? Nah!

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  35. Oh that sound good. Looks refreshing. I think I would like with the champagne and without. The peaches down here are so good and sweet and juicy I don’t think that I would need to add any kind of sugar or splendor. Going to have to try this one. To bad I don’t have a couple of peaches in the house. I’d make one right now.

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  37. This peach drink looks delicious and sounds healthy too. I love that there is a sugar free and non-alcoholic version so there is an option for everyone.

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  38. I want this…as in, this weekend. I love a refreshing summer azand your photos make this look amazing.

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  41. I love that you put a virgin one on here. We typically don’t consume alcohol and this looks delicious. I love the idea of using frozen peaches to make it slushy!

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  42. Saw this on your Facebook page and knew it was something I’d have to make. Soon. Thanks for the recipe!

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  44. Thank you for writing the virgin recipe. I don’t drink alcohol, so I really appreciate it! The drink looks so refreshing and perfect for an upcoming baby shower I’m hosting. Thanks for the idea!

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    • I thought that was awesome ,too. While I do drink, it is sometimes nice to have fun little cocktails to do with kiddo when we have our girls day. We like to use sparkling apple cider and mix with fruit flavor splashes.

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  48. OOH that sounds so good! I love peach flavored anything. My husband and my daughter hate it so I rarely buy it. This makes me want to run out and grab some peaches though!

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  54. Omg these sound delicious. Perfect summer time cocktail. I need to make these next time I’m
    Laying out by the pool!

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  63. Your Peach Breeze Cooler sounds and looks so refreshing and delicious! Have to try it out as soon as I buy some peaches. I’m glad it has 2 versions, so my daughter can enjoy it too!

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  64. This looks like such a refreshing drink. I need to add this to my make list for our next family bbq. I love that you offered both options as well.

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  70. They look refreshing and they sound tasty. I like peach so this drink would probably make me happy. 🙂

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  71. This sounds like an awesome Peach Breeze Cooler. I think adding the Champagne with the peaches sounds totally delicious and it would make a great summer drink. Thanks for sharing.

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  72. I so enjoy the taste of peaches and this recipe sounds and looks quite tasty! Thank-you for the “no-sugar” recipe. 🙂

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  74. I love anything Peach flavored. This drink looks so cool and refreshing with just the right amount of fancy. Perfect for a summer cookout with all my girlfriends.

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  75. Oh my gosh does that look delicious. I will have two of each, please. This is something I am going to make for sure this summer when we have company over.

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  85. I can watch everyone around me lose their virginity while I sip slowly on my non alcoholic 😉 Wait that sounded dirty. These look great Liz! Especially in the hot Florida sun.

    Lee

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  94. This looks like such a refreshing drink. I would love to have it right now. for a diabetic I might substitute a flavored Water for the cranberry juice.

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  96. OH how yummy, occasionally I like to have a little peach flavor, this sounds refreshing! I love how tempting the photos make this drink look, too!

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  97. Oh my goodness, I want this… like right now. This sounds delicious. I love all things peach and this is top on my list, now

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  98. I like that the recipe you included had an optional alcohol choice. I don’t drink any alcohol, but these drinks always look so delicious!!

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  100. When i saw this post get published I came right over to visit and now I am printing it – having guests in August for a weekend and we are so having these

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  101. This sounds yummy and it would be great on a hot summer afternoon. I love anything with peaches.

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  106. Oh yum! I would love to have one of these right now. I’ll have to go the virgin route since I’m pregnant, but that’s okay. Still looks delicious!

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  108. It is currently around 110 outside and I have had a super long week, so a refreshing cocktail like this would really make my day. I could also stand to cut back on sugar since I have been splurging too often lately.

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  113. Oh my. Does this ever look tasty. I would love to give this a try, Not a huge peach fan but I find in the summer they make awesome light drinks!

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  120. I want this right now! OHHH so yummy! Is it too early to do the alcoholic drink? 😉 Never thought of using Sweet and Low for this! Great way for everyone to enjoy this drink!

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  132. That looks so amazing and peach is one of my favorite flavors. It has nothing to do with living in the Peach State, I loved peaches before moving here. Thanks for the recipe, I’d love to try it both ways.

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  144. What a fancy drink! It’s perfect for summer cookouts and I love that it’s family friendly, so even the kids can enjoy one 🙂

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    • It does have that tropical feel to it, doesn’t it? Put a little umbrella in it and imagine you’re in the Caribbean 🙂

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