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    Adult Fruit Cocktail

    PREP TIME 15 mins
    COOK TIME -
    SERVINGS 4
    Chef Carrie Walters
    • POSTED Jun 30th, 2025
    • BY Chef Carrie Walters

    To make a non-alcoholic version, simply swap the dessert wine with a fruit juice such as cherry, apple, or cranberry. 

    INGREDIENTS

    • 1 cup pitted ripe cherries
    • 1 cup ripe peaches, cut into wedges
    • 1 cup nectarines or apricots, cut into wedges
    • 1 cup red or green grapes
    • 1½ Tbsp sweet dessert wine, Chambord, or Grand Marnier
    • Handful or two of ice cubes

    INSTRUCTIONS

    1
    Toss fresh-cut fruit in a bowl with dessert wine or alcohol-free simple syrup. Let macerate for at least 15 minutes and stir again.
    2
    Serve in a big bowl with a handful or two of ice cubes to keep it extra cool!
    3
    To make a non-alcoholic version, simply swap the dessert wine with a fruit juice such as cherry, apple, or cranberry!

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    Adult Fruit Cocktail

    PREP TIME 15 mins
    COOK TIME -
    SERVINGS 4

    INGREDIENTS

    • 1 cup pitted ripe cherries
    • 1 cup ripe peaches, cut into wedges
    • 1 cup nectarines or apricots, cut into wedges
    • 1 cup red or green grapes
    • 1½ Tbsp sweet dessert wine, Chambord, or Grand Marnier
    • Handful or two of ice cubes

    INSTRUCTIONS

    1
    Toss fresh-cut fruit in a bowl with dessert wine or alcohol-free simple syrup. Let macerate for at least 15 minutes and stir again.
    2
    Serve in a big bowl with a handful or two of ice cubes to keep it extra cool!
    3
    To make a non-alcoholic version, simply swap the dessert wine with a fruit juice such as cherry, apple, or cranberry!

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