Who’s ready to ring in the New Year?!
I know I am! And what better way to bring in a New Year than champagne?
This is an incredibly simple way to upgrade your plain Jane champagne to something just a little extra special for an extra special night.
I have to say 2013 was an incredible year. It’s had its highs and lows, but overall, 2013 has been a really good year. It’s funny, as soon as the holidays are over and the dust has settled from all the parties and I realize just how many cookies I actually ate in the past week, there’s a sense of calm that comes over me. Especially this year. For some reason, I am completely ready to move into 2014. Probably because there is so much to look forward to this year – I have trips to Vegas and Europe, as well as big things in the works for Cake ’n’ Knife and my current job. I think 2014 is going to bring in some real amazing possibilities and I am so so SO ready for them!
You know, I always loved the idea of putting raspberries or strawberries in my champagne. That little tart, sweetness with the refreshing bubbles is my favorite way to celebrate. That is, until I decided to see what raspberry sorbet would do… Now I am hooked on this, 100%. It’s just that extra bit of cool sweetness that brings out the flavor in the champagne – plus it just looks festive, doesn’t it?
I wish each and every one of you an exceptionally wonderful New Year!! Have fun celebrating tonight!

about meghan
Meghan Yager is the recipe developer, food photographer, and creative force behind Cake ‘n Knife, where everyday moments are celebrated with bold, flavor-forward recipes. From cozy cocktails to bold appetizers and indulgent desserts, her approachable style brings people together around food worth sharing. Meghan’s work has been featured by Good Housekeeping, Oprah Daily, Today, Woman’s Day, and The Huffington Post. She lives in Denver, where she brings big flavor and a little sass to every bite.