22 Non-Alcoholic Thanksgiving Drinks for the Whole Family

Another frozen drink without alcohol that’ll make every mouth in the room water is this pumpkin-spiced milkshake, topped with whipped cream, caramel sauce, and pumpkin pie spice. This autumnal beverage will definitely enhance your Thanksgiving dessert table, but since all rules seem to fly out the window during the holidays, why not give the kiddos permission to indulge before the big feast?

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A warm mug of hot chocolate is the coziest way to conclude the Thanksgiving festivities, no matter how old you are. For a decadent, extra creamy iteration, try Ree’s recipe. It calls on half-and-half and regular milk for the base, plus a hefty amount of white chocolate chips, a splash of vanilla extract, and a hint of salt. Garnish each glass with more white chocolate chips and a sprinkle of marshmallows for a heavenly, drinkable Thanksgiving treat.

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Embrace the spiced flavors and fresh produce of the season by creating a mocktail infused with ginger and pomegranate. In this recipe, sparkling water gets a colorful and refreshing upgrade with grated ginger, muddled berries, and a splash of pomegranate juice. Go the extra mile with paper straws in holiday-inspired patterns.

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Oranges enter their peak freshness in late fall, so why not use this citrus fruit in your non-alcoholic Thanksgiving drinks? While the frozen orange juice concentrate gives this beverage a sugary and tart taste, vanilla ice cream and milk make the texture smooth and creamy. Parcel out small sips in shot glasses for a pre-dinner treat or serve larger cups for an after-dinner dessert.

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Another ginger-inspired mocktail that the whole table will love is Ree's Sparkling Ginger Lemonade. Adding a spiced twist to this childhood classic will make your Thanksgiving celebration nostalgic and seasonal. If you want to make your dinner table feel even more homey, pour these beverages into mason jars!

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This cozy spiced cider will keep everyone warm and toasty on Thanksgiving. Apple cider and cranberry juice, plus lots of fresh citrus and spices make it crowd-friendly drink that's bright and balanced.

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This punch is too good to enjoy only once a year. No matter if you're kicking off Thanksgiving festivities early or if you simply want to serve a festive drink all day long, whip up a batch of this punch. It's as tasty as it is pretty!

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Nothing screams fall quite like a mug of warm mulled apple cider. "The smell is almost better than the taste," says Ree Drummond. Leave a big pot of it simmering on your stove for everyone to enjoy this Thanksgiving.

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Don't let the name fool you! You don't need to use champagne in this fizzy drink. All you need is some extra lemon and orange juices and your favorite lemon-lime or club soda to make it bubbly.

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This frothy hot chocolate is your favorite cozy winter beverage, but with a kick! Make a batch for Thanksgiving to enjoy as they relax after the big feast.

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Folks of every age will delight in sipping this classic Shirley Temple. So, mix 'em up for the whole Thanksgiving crowd! They're such nostalgic fun.

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Get out your pitcher! This fruity, crowd-friendly drink is a year-round favorite. It's made with orange juice, ginger ale, and pineapple juice.

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If there was ever a time indulge in a pumpkin spice latte, it's Thanksgiving. After all, you'll need some extra caffeine to stay energized all day. Don't panic if you're favorite coffee shop is closed; this recipe will show you how to make an even better one at home.

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With just a few ingredients, this pretty punch is so easy to stir together. Make the cranberry and mint ice cubes the night before and then come time to serve, simply combine the white grape juice, seltzer, and lime. Drop in a few ice cubes for a punch of color!

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Whether you slurp it up for breakfast on Thanksgiving morning, or sip on it as a snack while the turkey finishes roasting, this seasonal smoothie is a thick and creamy treat. Top each serving with some crushed graham crackers and a sprinkle of cinnamon!

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There's something so nostalgic about a big bowl of punch at holiday gatherings. This punch is a true classic made with only three ingredients: ginger ale, cranberry juice, and raspberry sherbet.

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A mug of this slow cooker hot chocolate may just be better than anything that's on the Thanksgiving dessert table. It's rich, creamy, and perfectly chocolaty. Plus, it's a hands-off drink that can be made up to three days in advance.

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Cool Thanksgiving days call for a hot mulled juice to warm you right up! This drink is slightly tart and wonderfully sweet with a hint of cozy spice. With berries stirred in, it's like a drink and a snack all in one!

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