Chill Raspberry Lime Fizz

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Grab those raspberries and some limes. Smash the berries, squeeze in lime, drizzle some honey, then toss it all with ice and shake it up. Pour into your tallest glass, strain, and top with fizzy water—done! Drop in a few berries or a lime slice for a fun look. Want it sweeter or a new twist? Mix in some fruit juice or add more honey. It comes together fast, tastes bright, and works great for get-togethers or hot days when you want something cold.

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Created By Sasha
Last updated on Wed, 21 May 2025 14:44:45 GMT
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Bursting with zesty lime and juicy raspberries, this fizzy Raspberry Lime Fizz Mocktail delivers cool refreshment and lively flavors. It's a go-to for sunny afternoons or whenever you crave a playful, booze-free sip. I’ve whipped this up every summer since the day I spotted some extra-tart raspberries at the market, and around here, nobody leaves a single drop.

That first time I made it, my neighbor wanted to know how before she finished her first glass. Now I double up because someone’s always grabbing seconds.

Refreshing Ingredients

  • Honey or simple syrup for sweet taste: Local honey brings a floral twist, while simple syrup keeps it neutral and clear
  • Ice cubes: Chill the drink fast, letting all the fruity flavors come together
  • Sparkling water: Gives the drink its party bubbles, so grab a cold, fresh bottle
  • Juice from two limes: Delivers that tangy punch Roll them before cutting to get more juice out
  • Fresh raspberries: For that pop of summer flavor and color—look for firm, bright berries without any mold

Each thing you toss in makes this mocktail lively and bright Whether it’s sweet honey or sharp berries every piece has a crucial job in the glass

Easy-to-Follow Steps

Taste and Adjust:
Give your drink a sip Add extra lime or honey if you want more tartness or sweetness Toss in more ice for an extra chill
Top with Sparkling Water:
Pour sparkling water gently over the mix Let the fizz blend things with just a mild stir if you need
Strain into a Glass:
Strain what’s in the shaker carefully into a tall glass Want a pulpier texture Toss some of the berries in
Mix with Lime and Sweetener:
Drop in the lime juice honey or simple syrup and ice cubes Put on the lid and shake everything together for about twenty seconds That’ll chill the mix and bring the flavors together
Muddle the Raspberries:
Toss your raspberries in a cocktail shaker Smash them gently with a muddler until you get lots of juice and a nice thick base
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Picking those bright raspberries always makes me smile The best part is letting my kids help mash them and giggle at their pink fingers and all the fizzing bubbles

Keeping It Fresh

Prep ahead by mixing up the berries and lime, then stick it in the fridge. Wait on the sparkling water until right before you pour or you’ll lose the magic fizz. The berry mix lasts up to a day in a sealed jar in the fridge, but honestly it’s tastiest when you make and drink it right away.

Ingredient Swaps

Switch in agave or maple syrup if you’re skipping honey. Out of sparkling water? Club soda’s perfect. Frozen berries (thawed first) will step in for fresh ones if it’s not raspberry season—they’re nearly as bold.

Fun Ways to Serve

Top with extra whole berries and a slice of lime for a pretty look. Setting up a garnish bar with mint or a splash of cranberry juice is a cool party move. Love it best over ice on a hot day or paired with easy snacks for lazy brunches.

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Where It Comes From

This Raspberry Lime Fizz fits right in with today’s love of clever, alcohol-free drinks. Tangy-sweet flavors and those cheerful bubbles remind folks of old-school punches and sodas made at home. It’s become a crowd-pleaser at our family hangouts every summer night.

Common Recipe Questions

→ What if I want it sweeter?

Stir in another spoonful of honey or swap in simple syrup or agave if you like a different flavor.

→ Can I grab raspberries from the freezer?

Yep! Just let them thaw out before mashing so you get all the berry juice.

→ Don’t have sparkling water?

Club soda works just fine and keeps things bubbly and crisp.

→ Any ideas to bump up the color or taste?

Try a shot of cranberry or pomegranate juice—it’ll add bold color and a zingy pop.

→ How should I top it off?

Toss in a handful of berries or stick in a lime wedge—looks cute and adds a hint of flavor, too.

→ Can kids and adults both enjoy this?

You bet! No booze here, so everyone can grab a glass at your next hangout.

Raspberry Lime Fizz

Cool, sweet, and a bit tart—this raspberry lime fizz gets chilled and poured over ice for a super tasty thirst-quencher.

Preparation Time
5 Minutes
Cooking Time
~
Overall Time
5 Minutes
Created By: Sasha

Recipe Type: Beverages

Skill Level: Simple

Regional Style: Trendy Booze-Free Drink

Output: 2 Number of Servings (2 tall glasses)

Special Diets: Meat-Free, No Gluten, Lacks Dairy

What You'll Need

→ Main

01 Ice cubes, as much as you like
02 240 milliliters fizzy water
03 Juice squeezed from 2 limes
04 30 milliliters honey or regular syrup
05 150 grams raspberries, fresh

Steps to Follow

Step 01

Take a spoon and gently mix everything together, then serve right away over extra ice if you're in the mood.

Step 02

Dump in your sparkling water so it bubbles up over the fruity base.

Step 03

Filter the mix into a tall glass so you don't get seeds or chunks.

Step 04

Drop in honey or syrup, lime juice, and a bunch of ice into your shaker. Shake it up good so it's all mixed.

Step 05

Start by tossing your raspberries in a shaker. Mash them up with the muddler till they're juicy.

Additional Tips

  1. Pop on a couple of raspberries or a wedge of lime just to make it look nice.
  2. Switch out honey for agave if you want to sweeten it differently.
  3. Use club soda instead of sparkling water if that's what you've got.
  4. Mix in a bit of cranberry or pomegranate juice if you want to change things up.

Essential Tools

  • Shaker
  • Strainer
  • Measuring cup
  • Spoon
  • Tall glass
  • Muddler

Nutrition Info (Per Serving)

These details are best used as an estimate and shouldn't replace professional health advice.
  • Calories: 109
  • Fat Content: 0.6 g
  • Carbohydrates: 27.5 g
  • Protein: 1.1 g