Mulled Pear Juice With Clementine {Gluten-Free, Paleo, Vegan}
Make this Mulled Pear Juice by simmering clementine juice with pear juice and spices for a warming drink. Suitable for Gluten-Free, Paleo and Vegan diets.
This mulled pear juice is spiced up with some of my favourite spices aka cloves, cardamom and ginger.
You can whip it up in less 15 mins and have a gorgeous smelling kitchen to boot. It is also a great make-ahead drink for brunch gatherings, autumn, winter and more. It is easily tripled for serving to a crowd.
Both the kiddoes and adults like it as a cold, cold day or Christmas drink or even a New Year’s day warmer. Great for serving guests who don’t want any alcohol.
And if you really really miss having some mulled wine, then add in a dash of vodka or a little bit of rum and you get a taste of Christmas whenever you want.
How To Make Mulled Pear Juice
- Add all the ingredients to a pot, bring to simmer over low heat and simmer for 10 mins.
- Switch off heat and then let steep for about 10 mins.
- Discard spices, warm up and serve.
Mulled Clementine Juice Tips
This warm clementine pear juice is very adaptable.
- Feel free to add in a bit more clementine juice or pear juice.
- You can also add in more citrus fruits like orange or grapefruit juice
- Vary the spices you add in according to your pantry staples.
Weight Watchers Points in Mulled Pear Juice
Each serving of Mulled Pear Juice contains 6 Freestyle points.
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Mulled Pear Juice
Ingredients
- Juice of 2 clementines
- 1 L (4 cups) pear juice
- A squeeze of lemon juice
- 1 clementine sliced
- 4 cloves
- 4 cardamom pods
- 6 slices of ginger
Instructions
- Add all the ingredients to a pot, bring to simmer over low heat and simmer for 10 mins.
- Switch off heat and then let steep for about 10 mins.
- Discard spices, warm up and serve.
Notes
Mulled Pear Juice Tips
This Mulled Pear Juice is very adaptable.- Feel free to add in a bit more clementine juice or pear juice.
- You can also add in more citrus fruits like orange or grapefruit juice
- Vary the spices you add in according to your pantry staples.
Weight Watchers Points in Mulled Pear Juice
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I love using them to bake with it- really adds a love citrus flavor to muffins or pound cakes.
This looks like a lovely, yummy drink!
I’d love to make this and sip all winter long, It sounds so warming and delicious – I love the addition of cardamom and ginger!
I have never had pear juice before, and to be honest it’s not something I have even thought about, but it sounds lovely. I like seeing more pear recipes in blog world!
What a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Cool idea! This juice looks yummy.
This sounds like the perfect drink to curl up with next to the fire place, or better yet – set out for Santa’s 2016 visit. 🙂
I never thought of having pearl juice warm, but, even though is not christmas, we’ll try it one of these days after a cold journe coming from a paella catering around Sussex or Surrey. I’m sure it makes you warm up quickly!
Thanks!
I love fresh clementines but have never had them warm. This makes sense though. Nice aromatics.
I have never made clementines. Don’t know much about them. But they look great so will have to try these out.
Two of my favourite fruits but I’d never thought to combine them. What a lovely idea, I think I’d love this!
Ooh this sounds SO lovely – I definitely regret that we don’t drink mulled wine right through to the end of February, when its so cold outside!
Exactly right – so perefect to make this instead.
That sounds so refreshing!! I love how easy your recipe is to follow. Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure Sam.
What a lovely drink, great flavours.
Thank you Janice.
I think its great that you are enjoying christmassy flavours all the year through. This is perfect for the cold weather.
Yes, been making this lots to ward of the cold.
I’m running off to get my Christmas jumper now! Sounds like a lovely drink, Bintu!
I will join you with that Christmas jumper.
Oh gosh this sounds amazing! I’m a big fan of clementines. I make a raw chocolate and clementine cheesecake with mine sometimes. 🙂
I love that idea.
I bet this makes the kitchen smell amazing! I love the look of those muffins next to the juice as well!
Sometimes I make it purely for the smell.
Wow, this is so cool and awesome that i could have this at any time, any day
😀
What a DELIGHTFUL recipe Bintu and just the job for a lll this frosty and cold weather we have been having lately too! I LOVE this! Karen
Thanks Karen.