A variation of the Bellini cocktail that was created in 1943 at Harry's Bar in Venice, Italy in honor of the great painter Giovanni Bellini.

Serving size: 1

Preparation Method

In a chilled tall cocktail glass with ice pour 2 parts peach schnapps, one part Pama Pomegranate Liqueur and slowly add Syfo Naturally Flavored Wild Cherry. Squeeze of fresh lemon to top it off and garnish with sprig of mint and slice of strawberry.

For a Virgin Syfo Bellini, you can substitute out the Peach Schnapps with Kern's Peach Nectar and the Pama Pomegranate Liqueur with R.W. Knudsen Just Cranberry Juice.

Cool off with this Naturally-Flavored Sparkling Water Recipe

Although I am addicted to Syfo on its own, my everyday beverage life and entertaining consists of mixing Syfo with every juice imaginable.

In a tall or short glass, mix Syfo Lemon-Lime with All Natural Simply Lemonade or Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice. Syfo Wild Cherry is great with All Natural Simply Lemonade with Rasberry. Mix Florida's Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice or Grape Fruit Juice with Syfo Original Seltzer, Lemon-Lime, Tangerine-Orange or Wild Cherry. The possibilities are endlessly refreshing and "good for you drinks". Sometimes I combine all of the Syfo beverages together with all of the different juices. Serve at once over ice cubes. Garnish with a wedge of squeezed lime, orange or lemon.

A great SYFOLICIOUS RECIPE with alcohol

Serving Size: 8

Use 3/4 cup Florida Orange Juice, 3/4 cup Florida Grapefruit Juice, 3/4 cup Light Rum, 1/4 cup Orange Liqueur, 1 Liter bottle Syfo Original Seltzer or Lemon Lime, Tangerine Orange or Wild Cherry Naturally Flavored Sparkling Water.

Preparation method:

In a 2-quart pitcher combine Florida Orange and Florida Grapefruit Juice, Rum, and Orange Liqueur. Gently stir in Syfo Original Seltzer or Syfo Naturally Flavored Sparkling Water of your choice. Garnish with Orange or Grapefruit wedges (optional). Serve at once over crushed ice.

Makes 8 (about 7-ounce) servings.

Delicious and healthy for breakfast or any time

We usually feature drink recipes in this section but here's a great recipe from Sarah, the Healthy Home Economist that gives you another way to make Syfo a healthy part of your diet. Sarah has been kind enough to mention Syfo several times, and here's her recipe for almond flour pancakes that's both healthy and delicious:

Almond Flour Pancakes
2 cups finely ground almond flour
2 Tbl honey or 5 drops liquid stevia
4 Tbl expeller pressed coconut oil, softened
Splash of vanilla extract
1/2 tsp sea salt (I used Redmond Real Salt)
1/2 cup seltzer water (I use Syfo seltzer in small, clear glass bottles)
4 eggs

Sarah has lots of great information on her blog and you can read the entire recipe posting here. Also, check out her recipe for healthy homemade soda using Syfo. For children it's a healthy alternative to sugary soda.