Drink garnish ideas

Learn the easy way to garnish your cocktail or drink with a citrus twist. Make a pretty lemon, lime, or orange curl using citrus peels.

Want to make a pretty mocktail garnish? Make a batch of edible dried pineapple flowers with this step-by-step recipe.

Looking for a twist on the twist? Here are 10 unique garnish ideas from Food Network to make your drinks stand out.

Whether you're celebrating Valentine's Day, Galentine's Day or simply drinking alone on your couch, you deserve a good cocktail. When crafting this cocktail, which I've cheezily dubbed Love Potion, my goal was to come up with something that was both visually striking and delicious. And I think I did a pretty great job at it!

Who said flowers are just for the garden? Add some color and flavor to your next drink with these 11 edible flowers for cocktail garnishes.

Learn how to make the PERFECT Aperol Spritz with just 3-ingredients: Prosecco, Aperol & soda water. Easy, refreshing + low in calories!

A while back I posted a cocktail featuring a bright red coral tuile cookie garnish, and since then I’ve had a ton of people reach out and ask what the garnish was and how I made it. After much trial and error and practicing my technique, I’ve finally finished this tutorial on these tricky cookies and I think I’ve solved the mystery to making perfectly cooked coral tuiles every time.

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This gorgeous white Cosmopolitan is perfect for winter! Although it looks very different from the beloved pink (or red) vodka and cranberry cocktail, this spin on the classic tastes remarkably similar.