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Allianna's Kitchen » Recipes » Season » Fall » Paleo Fig Lime Mocktail (REFINED SUGAR FREE)

Paleo Fig Lime Mocktail (REFINED SUGAR FREE)

Published: Sep 11, 2020 By: Allianna Moximchalk Modified Jul 27, 2021

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This refreshing fall drink is the perfect mix between sweet and tart. This recipe uses raw honey as the sweetener and the oozing natural sugars from the figs add to the sweetness! The lime nicely compliments the soothing honey fig flavor.

For the fig simple syrup:

  • Figs- I do not know where to start. Figs are to fall as what watermelon is to summer. They are sweet, soft, and add flavor to any dish. Fresh figs are only available during the fall season, but dried figs are available all year around. For this recipe, only fresh figs will work. Ripe figs are soft, like blueberries, but you do not want them to be overly mushy. 
  • Limes-the tartness from the limes compliments the natural sweetness from the figs so well. Do not skip it! 
  • Honey-I use honey as a natural sweetener in all of my drinks. It is the perfect alternative to processed sugar. It keeps the drink light without a sugar hangover the following day! Honey can be expensive, especially if you like the good quality honeys that are not mixed with anything else like I do. I have found that the large gallons of honey Costco sells does the trick and it is only a fraction of the cost of a jar of honey from Whole Foods, and it lasts longer. This is especially great if you plan on serving and making a lot of mocktail/ cocktail drinks at home. The natural sugars from the figs also add even more sugar to this drink. When figs are ripe their natural sugars seep out giving a dish even more flavor. 
  • Club soda/ filtered water-Use club soda vs tonic water, tonic water has sugar in it and this drink is already sweet enough!

Equipment And Making The Drink:

  • I like using a large saucepan. The most important part of this step is having a colander to then drain the syrup with over a bowl. I like using a bowl with a lip because it makes it easier to then pour the syrup into a mason jar. 
  • Be sure to mix the drink with ice right before you want to drink it or the mocktail could get watery. 
  • I love drinking all of my drinks in fun cocktail glasses. It makes it so much more fun to drink. Do not forget about the garnishes! Figs, lime or edible flowers go great with this recipe to garnish. 

Storing The Fig Lime Syrup:

This recipe makes enough syrup for about 10 drinks. You can store the syrup in an airtight mason jar for up to 2 weeks in the fridge. Be sure to label it with the date and what it is.

Keywords: fig cocktail, fall drinks, fall drinks non alcoholic, mocktail, fig drinks, alcohol free drinks

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Fig Lime Mocktail

Course Drinks
Cuisine American
Keyword fig
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 20 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes
Servings 2 people
Author Allianna Moximchalk
Cost $5
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Equipment

  • large saucepan
  • Strainer
  • Mason jar
  • Large bowl

Ingredients

For the syrup: (this will make more than enough syrup for 2 drinks, you can store the remaining in the fridge)

  • 2 cups figs washed, and cut in half
  • 1/2 cup honey
  • 3 cups filtered water

For the mocktail:

  • 2 whole limes juiced
  • 1 cup fig syrup
  • 1 cup club soda

To garnish:

  • pretty flowers
  • limes
  • fig

Instructions

For the syrup:

  • Place all ingredients in a large saucepan and turn on to medium heat.
  • Bring the syrup to a boil, then simmer for 15 minutes.
  • Once the 15 minutes is up, take a large bowl and put in in the sink.
  • Place a strainer/ colander over the bowl and strain the syrup.
  • Next, pour the syrup in a mason jar and set aside.

For the mocktail:

  • Mix the syrup, club soda, and lime in a cocktail mixing cup.
  • Pour the drink into 2 pretty cocktail glasses.
  • Add cocktail ice cube.
  • Store the extra syrup in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.
  • ENJOY! If you make this recipe I would love it if you shared the link to this recipe with a friend, left a comment below or tagged me on instagram with a picture @alliannaskitchen

Notes

You can store the syrup in the fridge for up to 2 weeks. 
 
Keywords: fig cocktail, fall drinks, fall drinks non alcoholic, mocktai, fig drinks, alcohol free drinks
The perfect combination of sweet and tart, this fall drink is my new favorite!
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About Allianna Moximchalk | Hi, I’m Allianna. A few years ago my friend introduced me to the paleo diet and since then it has changed my life! I went from taking over a dozen medications a day to managing all of my symptoms with diet and lifestyle. My mission is to help others do the same.

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2 comments

  • Lori
    March 25, 2022

    5 stars
    Not only is this SO good, it is gorgeous! Love making these when I entertain

    Reply
    • Allianna Moximchalk
      March 25, 2022

      Thanks for your review

      Reply

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Hi, I’m Allianna. In my junior year of college I turned to Sarah Ballantyne’s Paleo Protocol and it saved my life. During that time I completely shifted and started to manage my autoimmune disease with food and lifestyle. Since then I have made it my mission to share my clean and real food recipes with you. On Allianna’s Kitchen you can expect to find paleo, Whole30, and AIP recipes as well as things I have learned along the way as my body has healed. I’m so excited to have you here.

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