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High Noon Seltzers (assorted Flavors) Recipe

Time15m
Serves6

Make High Noon Seltzers (assorted Flavors) Recipe in just 15m. Get the full recipe with step-by-step instructions at pekinthechef.com.

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Ingredients

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Assorted High Noon Seltzers

Method

Chill & Prepare

1

Chill cans

Place all High Noon seltzer cans in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours before serving, or in an ice-filled cooler for 20–30 minutes to thoroughly chill.

2

Prepare glassware and garnishes

Fill each serving glass with about 2/3 cup of ice (roughly 4–6 ice cubes). Place a lime wedge and a lemon slice on a small plate and arrange mint sprigs if using. Prepare small bowls of fruit or simple syrup if offering add-ins.

Assemble (per serving)

3

Open and pour

Open one chilled High Noon seltzer can. Hold the can over the prepared glass and pour gently into the glass filled with ice to avoid excessive foaming.

4

Optional lighten or sweeten

If you want a lighter drink, add up to 2 oz sparkling water and stir gently. If you prefer a slightly sweeter seltzer, stir in 1/2 tablespoon simple syrup and mix gently with a bar spoon.

5

Garnish and serve

Garnish with a lime wedge or lemon slice on the rim and optionally a mint sprig. For fruit-forward flavors, drop 1–2 tablespoons (about 0.25 cup if serving family-style) of fresh berries or citrus segments into the glass. Serve immediately while cold.

Batch Serving (for a group)

6

Keep unopened cans chilled in a cooler or refrigerator. For self-serve, arrange cans on ice in a large tub with tongs and provide pre-chilled glasses with ice and optional garnishes so guests can open and pour their preferred flavor. If diluting for lower ABV, provide a pitcher of chilled sparkling water and small measuring cups for 2 oz pours.

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