Jul 14 2026
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Shirley Moshi Recipe

Inspired by Other Mama
Time8m
Serves1

Sparkling Sodas House grenadine, Orange, Sprite Yuzu or White Peach

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Ingredients

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Base & Soda

Method

Preparation

  1. 1

    Chill glass

    Place a tall Collins or highball glass in the freezer for 5–10 minutes or fill it with ice and water while you prepare ingredients to chill it quickly.

  2. 2

    If using fresh orange juice, squeeze and measure 2 fl oz. If using yuzu syrup or white peach syrup, have it measured and ready.

Build the Shirley Moshi

  1. 3

    Fill the chilled glass with the ice cubes, leaving about 1 inch of headspace.

  2. 4

    Pour the house grenadine over the ice first — this creates the drink's signature layered color.

  3. 5

    Add the freshly squeezed orange juice directly over the grenadine.

  4. 6

    Slowly pour 8 fl oz Sprite (or lemon-lime soda) into the glass; pour down the side or over the back of a spoon to preserve some layering and avoid excessive fizzing.

  5. 7

    If you prefer a lighter mouthfeel, top with up to 2 fl oz club soda and stir gently to combine the flavors. If not using club soda, give one gentle stir to integrate the orange and grenadine with the soda.

  6. 8

    Add 1/2 tsp yuzu syrup for a bright citrus-forward Shirley Moshi, or 1/2 tsp white peach syrup for a stone-fruit, floral version. Gently stir once to incorporate—do not over-stir to preserve effervescence.

Garnish & Serve

  1. 9

    Garnish with an orange wheel on the rim and a maraschino cherry dropped in the glass (optional).

  2. 10

    Serve immediately with a straw. Encourage the guest to give it a gentle stir before drinking if they want a fully blended flavor; otherwise the layered look and gradual mixing are part of the experience.

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