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    Roy Rogers Drink Recipe

    by Mary Neumann · 3 Comments

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    Today’s share is another nostalgic one, an old school favorite drink for many –  Roy Rogers Kiddie Mocktail!

     

    Roy Rogers Drink Recipe – Classic Kiddie Mocktail

    A blast from the past! The Roy Rogers is a nostalgic kiddie mocktail that’s sure to bring back fond memories of childhood. This classic drink features a refreshing blend of Coca-Cola and grenadine, topped with maraschino cherries. And let’s not forget the iconic sword picks that often accompanied the cherries, adding a touch of flair to this beloved beverage.

     

    OLD SCHOOL KIDDIE MOCKTAIL (ROY ROGERS DRINK RECIPE)

    Growing up in the 70s and 80s, the Kiddie Mocktail (aka, Roy Rogers) and the Shirley Temple were go-to favorites for kids. We didn’t go out to dinner often, so it was a special treat to order these fancy drinks.

    OLD SCHOOL KIDDIE MOCKTAIL (ROY ROGERS DRINK RECIPE)

    A fun memory that stands out were the sword picks for the cherries. I remember having sword fights at the table, with the mini picks. No blood was ever drawn.

    Roy Rogers Kiddie Mocktail with Garnished with Sword Picks for Cherries

    During this long year at home we have made a lot of Shirley Temple and Roy Rogers drinks for holidays, birthdays and special occasions. **For the adults, you can spike the Shirley Temple with vodka and the Roy Roger with bourbon or whiskey. 

    THE KIDDIE MOCTAIL (ROY ROGERS DRINK RECIPE)

     

    Speaking of old school, who remembers these glasses? My sister surprised me with a set about five years ago. These are the same glasses my grandparents had in their kitchen growing up – Vintage Anchor Hocking “Wexford” pattern glassware, Flat Iced Tea and Double Old Fashioned glasses. Every time I open my kitchen cabinet and see these glasses, I smile. #Sentimental

    Vintage Anchor Hocking "Wexford" pattern glassware, Flat Iced Tea and Double Old Fashioned glasses.

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    OLD SCHOOL KIDDIE MOCKTAIL (ROY ROGERS DRINK RECIPE)

     

     

    What were your favorite drinks growing up?

    Please feel free to share your favorite old school pops/sodas and drink recipes in the comments below.

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    Roy Rogers Mocktail in a glass.

    Roy Rogers Drink Recipe

    The Roy Rogers is a nostalgic kiddie mocktail that's sure to bring back fond memories of childhood. This classic drink features a refreshing blend of Coca-Cola and grenadine, topped with maraschino cherries.
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    Prep Time 1 minute min
    Course Drinks
    Cuisine American
    Servings 1

    Ingredients
      

    • Coca-Cola
    • grenadine
    • maraschino cherries
    • ice

    Instructions
     

    • Fill a glass with ice, pour a splash of grenadine over top (about one ounce), fill remainder with Coca Cola – stir. Top with one or more maraschino cherries. Cheers!
    Keyword Coca Cola Mocktail, Mocktail, Roy Rogers Drink
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    Comments

    1. Lisa Langston

      December 26, 2022 at 12:26 am

      To me this is known as a Cherry Coke.. Grenadine is Cherry, juice is it not?

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    2. Debbie VanderLinden

      April 03, 2021 at 6:04 pm

      These are great!! Years ago we used to get a special drink at the drug store called a Green River. I have looked for years for the recipe but it has never been quite right. Would you by chance have a recipe for the Green River???? Thank you so much!!

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      • Mary Neumann

        April 03, 2021 at 6:09 pm

        Hi Debbie – Is it a recipe or a soda/drink that is pre-made? Is it a float or just a drink? I can do some searching for you. Please give me a few more details and I’ll see what I can find.

        Here is GREEN RIVER FLOATS – https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/jeff-mauro/green-river-floats-3363230

        I also found this – GREEN RIVER SODA: https://www.thrillist.com/eat/nation/5-ways-to-upgrade-work-from-home-lunches

        GREEN RIVER PUNCH – http://www.greenriversoda.com/chicago/2015/12/17/a-punch-of-green-for-your-holidays/

        PURCHASE GREEN RIVER SODA ON AMAZON (glass bottles) – https://www.amazon.com/Green-River-Soda-4-Pack/dp/B00P44T6A2

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