Mocktails [antikvár]

IHTKOPUOTIOH An ever-increasing number of people are realising that it's not necessary to get drunk in order to have fun. There are many good reasons not to want alcohol at a party, the most obvious one is that you want to remain sober to drive yourself and your friends home safely and legally after the party. Pregnant women may also want to limit their alcohol intake, while others choose to abstain altogether and some subscribe to religions that forbid the use of alcohol. For whatever reason you may prefer your drinks without alcohol, this book offers you a wide range of alcohol-free cocktails to provide an evening of drinking pleasure without the usual morning-after headache. It seems we live such rushed lives these days that we don't even have time to relax with a leisurely drink any more. It can sometimes seem like everybody just wants to pour as much alcohol down their throats in as little time as possible. it's hard to imagine an activity more wasteful and senseless than binge drinking. You spend a great deal of money getting unconscious and wake up the next day feeling awful. And your money is gone. Non-alcoholic cocktails, also known as Virgin' drinks, or ^mocktails', don't have to be boring or tasteless. A clever host will know how to balance flavours to create an exciting drink, whether it's intoxicating or not. This balance consists of matching sweet flavours with acidity, or savoury flavours with fruitiness. Think of