Raspberry Sorbet & Champagne – Happy New Year!

Posted By Meghan Y. | Updated on May 21, 2025 | Published on December 31, 2013 // Leave a Comment

Who’s ready to ring in the New Year?!

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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.

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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?

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I wish each and every one of you an exceptionally wonderful New Year!! Have fun celebrating tonight!

Raspberry Sorbet & Champagne

Want to jazz up that hum drum champagne? Throw some sorbet in it!
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ingredients

  • 1 bottle champagne
  • 1 pint raspberry sorbet

instructions

  • Add one tablespoon of raspberry sorbet to each champagne flute. Fill each flute with champagne and enjoy!
Category: Booze

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