Feel Good Fall Cider Smash

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Feel Good Fall Cider Smash

By The Sculpt Society

Feel Good Fall is here and what better way to celebrate autumnal bliss than by making some fall drinks! Perfect for chilly evenings at home, girls night in, or your next harvest party. Don’t forget to use #tssdrinks on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok if you recreate any of these recipes yourself! 

Fall Cider Smash

INGREDIENTS:

  • 1/2 cup lemon seltzer
  • 1/2 cup apple cider
  • Pinch of pumpkin pie spice 
  • Orange/apple to garnish
  • 1 large ice cube

Optional: 

1-2 shots alcohol of choice (we love adding whiskey for the ultimate seasonal touch)

Preparation

  • Grab your favorite glass
  • Add a single large ice cube or a few smaller cubes
  • Pour in alcohol of choice followed by the apple cider and lemon seltzer
  • Place a pinch of pumpkin spice on top
  • Garnish with your orange or apple!

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Our favorite fall aperitivo, the best for every dinner party!

- Sammy S.

Feel Good Fall Cider Smash

Feel Good Fall Cider Smash

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