Orange Mango Mimosas make your Weekend Brunch Perfect

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Introducing our orange mango mimosas…

Ah, brunch. I love a lazy, relaxing brunch with friends on the weekend with great food, conversation, and drinks.

And enjoying a mimosa is often part of that perfect weekend brunch equation.

Orange mango mimosas are your brunch time’s best friend

 

Orange Mango Mimosa on a bar garnished with an orange slice and rosemary sprig.

 

Great food, intriguing conversation, and orange mango mimosas are just what you need for a perfect weekend brunch.

While I absolutely love the delicious simplicity of a classic mimosa, if you’ve been following along, you know I love a good twist on a classic as well to keep things fresh.

With a bit of champagne, orange juice, and you have some ready to enjoy delight.

But when you add some sweet mango flavor to the classic recipe, it gives a mimosa just the right amount of zing.

How to serve orange mango mimosas on a mimosa bar

These delightful orange mango cocktails are the perfect addition to your mimosa bar!

If you’re setting up a self-serve bar, be sure to include the ingredients to make this drink.

It’s a nice touch to frame a copy of the recipe to display on the bar to give your guests the instructions for how to mix the drink.

Otherwise, you can mix the drinks in advance and serve them in a pitcher or beverage dispenser.

Lower calorie mimosa recipe

I also like to try to keep things low calorie and low in sugar.

So I often use low or no calorie beverages as mixers.

This time, I’m using the Orange Mango flavor from Cascade Ice to make our orange mango mimosas.

And our skinny mimosa recipe has only 100 calories!

Ingredients to make orange mango mimosas:

One of the things I love about making mimosas is how easy they are to make.

You need:

You will also need a knife and cutting board (or mandolin) for slicing the oranges, champagne flutes, and if you’re multiplying the recipe, a pitcher or beverage dispenser.

Substitutions

If you can’t find Cascade Ice, a great substitute is Sparkling Ice’s Orange Mango flavor.

They taste a lot alike and the drink will function the same way.

You may also substitute sparkling wine, prosecco, or cava for the champagne too.

Can I make a big batch?

Mango mimosas are so simple to make in batches as well if you’re serving a crowd.

You can easily prepare a gorgeous pitcher full of orange mango mimosas as well as making them in individual glasses.

In a large pitcher or beverage dispenser, combine the liquid ingredients.

Stir them well and serve right away.

If you are using fresh-squeezed orange juice, you can make it easy on yourself and prepare that ahead of time.

But you will want to add the carbonated ingredients when you’re ready to serve so you don’t lose the effervescence.

After all, part of the treat of sipping a mimosa is the bubbly.

Can I serve a non-alcoholic version of the mango mimosa?

Yes, you sure can.

And it’s so easy.

To make a non-alcoholic mocktail version, simply replace the champagne with sparkling grape juice.

Since this drink is easy to make in advance you can even make a pitcher of alcoholic drinks and a pitcher with the non-alcoholic recipe.

It’s always nice to cater to everyone’s needs and preferences.

How to make orange mango mimosas:

To try a new twist on this classic brunch staple, start with your typical champagne flute.

If you really want to jazz it up a bit, you can even sugar the glass for a little touch of sweetness.

Pour in some chilled champagne and top the glass off with Cascade Ice Orange Mango!

Add a splash of fresh orange juice if desired and stir.

Garnish with an orange slice and enjoy your new favorite brunch beverage!

More drinks that are perfect to serve for brunch:

Hibiscus Superior Prosecco Mimosa

Sparkling Apple Martini with Prosecco

Pot of Gold Mimosa

Blood Orange Punch

Grapefruit and Elderflower Sparkler

Non-Alcoholic Sangria

Strawberry Champagne Punch

White Wine Sangria

Peach Bellini

Cranberry Vodka Tonic

Pink Champagne Punch

Guava Mimosa

Sunrise Mimosa

Cranberry Mimosa

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Please let us know how you enjoy our Orange Mango Mimosa recipe.

If you make it yourself, please let us know on Pinterest that you tried it and tag us with #champagneandcoconuts on your Instagram photo.

If you haven’t had a chance to make it yet, be sure to save the recipe on Pinterest so you’ll remember where you found it.

You may enjoy following our Pinterest Board, Mimosa Recipes, too.

 

Orange Mango Mimosa garnished with rosemary and orange wheel. Text: Orange Mango Mimosas only 100 calories

 

 

Orange Mango Mimosa on a bar garnished with an orange slice and rosemary sprig.

Orange Mango Mimosas

Cascade Ice
Orange Mango Mimosas are your new weekend brunch best friend. A twist on the classic mimosa recipe, orange mango mimosas use orange mango Cascade Ice mixed with champagne and a splash or orange juice. They're so easy to make.
5 from 1 vote
Prep Time 1 minute
Total Time 1 minute
Course Drinks
Cuisine American
Servings 1
Calories 100 kcal

Ingredients
  

  • 4 ounces Champagne
  • 4 ounces Orange Mango Cascade Ice
  • 1 splash Orange Juice
  • Orange Slices for garnish

Instructions
 

  • Pour champagne into your flute.
  • Top with Orange Mango Cascade Ice.
  • Add a splash of fresh orange juice.
  • Garnish with an orange slice.
  • And enjoy! Cheers!

Notes

Please note that nutrition information is subject to change with your choice of ingredients. Depending on the size of your champagne flutes, you may need to use more or less champagne and Cascade Ice. Essentially, you just need to use equal parts of each to make the cocktail.

Nutrition

Calories: 100kcal
Keyword Orange Mango Mimosas
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1 thought on “Orange Mango Mimosas make your Weekend Brunch Perfect”

  1. 5 stars
    We made these delicious orange mango mimosas over the weekend for brunch. They were so good made by the pitcher. Just multiply the drink’s ingredients by 4 to make a small pitcher that will serve 4 one drink or 2 people twice.

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