White Christmas Cocktails

These White Christmas Cocktails will make a stunning presentation at your holiday party. They are as delicious as they are pretty. 

I'm dreaming of a White Christmas..Just like the ones I used to know ...Where the treetops glisten and children listen ....To hear sleigh bells in the snow.... Actually I don't like the cold as much as I used to, even though snow on Christmas is a lot of fun.

I am glad I don't live where I have to shovel tons of snow all winter long anymore.  I guess I would just settle for the children listening part...and a few of these cocktails.

 I made these White Christmas Cocktails for Food Fanatics 12 days of Cocktails just so I could have an excuse to buy fake snow to use as a prop in my photos. You see, it doesn’t snow in the Vegas valley ( we maybe get flurries for one afternoon every other year and it doesn't stick) so I can’t go outside to gather up real snow to use in my pictures. No white Christmas for us on Christmas day, so I had to improvise.  

I looked around online and found some on Amazon and ordered. It came in two little packets. Just add water- instant snow!! I poured one packet into a big bowl and had my daughters help pour the water on until the “snow” grew to over a gallons worth! Yay for snow in Vegas!

I know many are all about warm drinks in winter with boozy hot cocoas, hot toddy or buttered rums and the like but I still stick to cold drinks. Especially ones made with almost all alcohol like these White Christmas Cocktails, I say they give you a sweater from the inside.

There are many similar versions of  white Christmas cocktails online, and they all look so good.  I decided to add in my favorite wintertime warm-me-up liqueur, Frangelico to mine.

It gives that hint of warmth and hazelnut to the cocktail that, to me, says wintertime. It is one of the liqueurs in my Boozy Apres Ski Tea that I make during winter so I always have a bottle in my liquor cabinet.

I keep the martini glasses chilled before I rim with the white chocolate and sprinkles and then chill again so the chocolate stays put and doesn’t start dripping down the sides of the glass. If you have the fridge or freezer space you can prepare the glasses ahead of time.

Stay warm and cozy this holiday season and sip on these White Christmas Cocktails. I know I will be all month long. A cocktail or two takes the edge off when, wrapping presents, baking tons of Christmas cookies or when decorating the tree and the new puppy keeps stealing and eating ornaments…