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DΓ­a de los Muertos Cazuela Spooky Cocktail by MixWithMarie

Dia de Los Muertos Spooky Cocktail

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How is the Day of the Dead compared to Halloween? While both holidays may be considered β€œspooky,” Halloween revolves around darkness, death, ghosts, witches, candy, and costumes. On the other hand, Day of the Dead is explicitly about the afterlife and remembrance.


I recently (4 months ago) have wonΒ #LunazulCantaritoΒ challenge and have won a trip to Mexico. I’m finally headed there soon.
Did you know Mexico’s national drink (cocktail) isn’t Margarita? It’s actually Paloma. Cantarito is basically a Paloma served in a traditional Mexican clay pot. Cazuela Voladora is also kind of like a Paloma or Cantarito but it is usually made in a large shallow clay bowl, and meant to be shared among friends.
Who are you sharing your Cazuela Voladora with?

(Serves 2)
4 ozΒ Lunazul Tequila Blanco
1 Β½ ozΒ Mongibello Blood Orange Juice
2 oz Fresh grapefruit juice
1 oz Fresh lime juice
6 oz Blood orange soda
Pinch of salt
Garnish with slices of citrus fruits and edible flowers

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Alex Adams

Alex Adams is a wellness and food content writer who loves natural products and healthy lifestyles. He informs and educates people through his articles at Mongibello Juice, which include the latest research in the fields of Sicilian fruits, nutrition benefits, and the story of our 100% fresh-squeezed juices. His primary goal is to assist the readers in making informed, healthier choicesβ€”one refreshing sip at a time.

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