Mason Jar Drink Recipes (2024)

Cold Brew Coffee

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Put all those cute mason jars you have lying around to use with these fun and delicious drink recipes that are great for partiesor even just a lazy afternoon on the porch.

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Chamomile-Strawberry-Orange Cold-Brewed Tea

Chamomile Strawberry Orange Brewed Tea

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Chamomile-Strawberry-Orange Cold-Brewed Tea Recipe

Fruit adds sweetness to this refreshing drink. If you wish, substitute raspberries for the strawberries, or drop in a sprig of lemon verbena to boost the aromatic citrus.

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Sweet Tea Lemonade

Sweet Tea Lemonade

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Sweet Tea Lemonade Recipe

Sweet tea and lemonade are staples at most Southern weddings. Combining the two makes for a refreshing, kid-friendly (and adult-friendly) beverage.

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Shoo-Fly Punch

Shoo-Fly Punch

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Shoo-Fly Punch Recipe

Dressed in hues of light orange, this pastel punch will match any soft palette. Garnish with an orange wedge and a mint sprig so the drink will look as good as your guests.

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Basil Tonics

Basil Tonics

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Basil Tonics Recipe

This simple sipper is only four ingredients--basil, vodka, simple syrup, and tonic water--but proves to be a handsome addition to any libation table.

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Lemon Verbena Iced Tea

Lemon Verbena Iced Tea

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Lemon Verbena Iced Tea Recipe

Upon sipping this infusion, Scott's guests often exclaim, "What is this wonderful tea?" To yield cup after cup of delectable tea, plant lemon verbena--a perennial shrub--in a corner of your garden.

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Minty Lemonade

Minty Lemonade

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Minty Lemonade Recipe

Transform lemonade in seconds with a handful of fresh mint leaves. Don't chop them--keep leaves whole to avoid murky lemonade (and bits of green in your teeth).

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Hummingbird Cake Shake

Hummingbird Cake Shake

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Hummingbird Cake Shake Recipe

As the most requested recipe in Southern Living history, the Hummingbird Cake is a staple for southern flair and charm. We decided to put our own spin on the iconic dessert by shaking it up. Now you can enjoy the classic pecan, pineapple, and banana flavors in a shake! Southern never tasted so good.

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Honeydew Spritz

Honeydew Spritz

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Honeydew Spritz Recipe

This is just as refreshing as the usual melon wedges, without the sticky fingers. Orange-flower water adds a hint of the exotic. If you're making it for a picnic, tote the puree in a clamp-top bottle, and don't forget ice for glasses.

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Blackberry Pisco Sours

Blackberry Pisco Sours

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Blackberry Pisco Sours Recipe

Pisco is a South American grape brandy popular in Peru and Chile. If you can't find it in your area, feel free to substitute white tequila, grappa, or vodka. Don't be alarmed by the strength of this new classic; it's a co*cktail that's meant to be sipped and savored.

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Lemon-Blueberry Sweet Tea

Lemon-Blueberry Sweet Tea

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Lemon-Blueberry Sweet Tea Recipe

Try a spin on sweet tea with lemon juice and frozen blueberries. This co*cktail will dazzle in mason jars with a striped straw that compliments it blue hues.

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Cherry-Peach Sangria

Cherry-Peach Sangria

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Cherry-Peach Sangria Recipe

Pour this pitcher of sangria into your favorite mason jars. And don’t be stingy with the fruit--it dresses up the drink and packs a boozy punch.

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Blackberry co*cktail

Blackberry co*cktail

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Blackberry co*cktail Recipe

The flavors of summer--blackberries, cucumber, and lime--unite in this undeniably refreshing drink. Serve this fruity escape, and you’ll feel like the honeymoon started already.

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Classic Limeade

Classic Limeade

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Classic Limeade Recipe

With minimal ingredients and fresh lime juice, this classic limeade is the perfect summer thirst quencher.

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Pineapple-Citrus Punch

Pineapple-Citrus Punch

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Credit: Kate Sears; Styling: Megan Hedgpeth

Pineapple-Citrus Punch Recipe

This tropical mixture will take you right to the beach, wherever you are. Garnish with fresh pineapple wedges for maximum style.

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Homemade Cherry Soda

Homemade Cherry Soda

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Homemade Cherry Soda Recipe

Create this fizzy and vibrant drink with cherries, lime juice and club soda. Garnish with lime wedges and colorful paper straws for a fun twist!

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Watermelon-Lime Coolers

Watermelon-Lime Coolers

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Watermelon-Lime Coolers Recipe

Sweetened with honey and garnished with fresh watermelon skewers, these coolers are guaranteed to be a hit at the next cookout or pool party.

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White Sangria

White Sangria

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White Sangria Recipe

Cool down your wedding guests with a refreshing glass of cold, white sangria filled with your favorite fruits. The best part about this drink is that the longer it sits, the sweeter it gets.

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How to Make Cold Brew Coffee

Trendy cold brew coffee isn't your typical iced java. It's made by steeping ground coffee in cold water which (according to enthusiasts) makes for a more flavorful, less bitter coffee. It's also one of the easiest ways to make a cup of joe.

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How many cups of liquid can you fit in a mason jar? ›

Mason Jar Size Comparison Chart:
Regular Mouth Mason Jar SizeOuncesCups
Pint16 oz2
Pint and a Half24 oz2 ½
Quart32 oz4
Half Gallon64 oz8
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What drink is served in a mason jar? ›

Apple Cider Sangria

A seasonal twist on the classic sangria, Apple Cider Sangria served in mason jars adds a rustic charm to autumn and winter gatherings. The best part is, apart from getting freshly brewed apple cider, you can also get plenty of red or green apple slices to infuse into this one.

Can I pour hot coffee into a mason jar? ›

Reason #12 – Perfect For Hot Or Cold Coffee

You can drink your pipping hot coffee or slowly savor your iced latte in a Mason jar and never worry about what else is being added to your tasty beverage.

How many cups does a 32 oz mason jar hold? ›

There are two cups in a pint jar, four cups in a quart jar, eight cups in a half-gallon jar, and sixteen cups in a gallon jar. In order, that would be a sixteen ounce jar, a thirty-two ounce jar, a sixty-four ounce jar, and a one hundred, twenty-eight ounce jar.

How do you calculate how many items fit in a jar? ›

Consider the shape of the items: If the items in the jar are uniformly shaped and sized, you can estimate the number by dividing the volume of the jar by the volume of one item. For irregularly shaped items, try to find an average size and use that for your estimation.

Why do drinks taste better in mason jars? ›

Glass is perfect for preserving a wine's true taste thanks to its high degree of inertness. While other packaging materials may leach chemicals or their own foreign flavours into the drink, a tasteless and odourless material like glass ensures that wines maintain their unique aroma.

Are mason jars safe for drinking? ›

Therefore, it's always a good idea to inspect the jar carefully before using it to ensure that it is in good condition. In summary, as long as the jar is clean, free from cracks or chips, and has not been used to store non-food items or leaded substances, it is generally safe to drink water from an old glass mason jar.

Can you put hot beverages in a mason jar? ›

A: Yes, I pour boiling water into room temp canning jars all the time with no issues. The jar will get hot though, so don't handle without mitts.

Can I drink tea from a mason jar? ›

I sterilize my mason jars by pouring boiling water in them and haven't had a problem yet, but I do run warm water in them first, especially if it's a cold day. Mason jars are designed to be used for hot canning, so they aren't fragile, but I would still warm the jar before using it to make tea.

Does coffee go bad in a mason jar? ›

Also, a lot of mason jars are clear, so your beans could be subjected to light—which can make the beans expire faster. So we usually don't recommend storing coffee beans in a mason jar unless it's dark-colored. Some mason jars ARE airtight, though, especially if they have a metal clasp that keeps it together.

Can you make tea in a mason jar? ›

Place the tea bags in 4 (12-oz) Mason jars with lids. (You should have 2 tea bags per jar.) Pour 1½ cups of cold water into each jar. Seal the jars with the lids and refrigerate for 6 to 8 hours, or overnight.

What is a lightning mason jar? ›

This style of jar, designed by Henry Putnam in 1882, used a metal clamp to firmly hold the glass top to the body of the jar, with a robust rubber seal sandwiched between the two.

What is a beehive mason jar? ›

It is so simple you can easily make one without buying any extra expensive equipment. The bees build honey comb direct into mason jars so harvesting is as easy as lifting the jar and screw in the lid. Slap a label and you have a product to sell or gift.

Can mason jars be used as cups? ›

Mason jars aren't easy to drink from—I have to splay my (admittedly, undersized) fingers completely out to get a firm grasp on the thing, and when I tip it back for a sip, I drip drink on myself more often than not. To the restaurants with expertly mixed co*cktails in a mason jar—what did a Collins glass ever do to you?

Can I use a mason jar as a measuring cup? ›

Measuring Cups:

I love that mason jars have measurement markings on the side. The hashes on my jars are in 2 fluid oz. increments.

How full can you fill canning jars? ›

Jars should be washed and dried before they're filled. You can run jars through the dishwasher to clean several at a time. A canning funnel makes the filling step extra neat. Fill the jars, leaving about 1-inch of space near the top, so the contents have room to expand during processing.

How to guess candy in a jar calculator? ›

"First, estimate the size of the jar," instructs Brujic. "Then look to see if all the candies are the same size. If they are, take 64 percent of that volume and divide it by the size of the candy to get the total number that would randomly fit inside.

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