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I love creative ideas like this for parties and gatherings. Part of the fun of having a party is preparing everything in my opinion.

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Emma, both you and Liz Lemon are ladies after my own heart.

Now tell me how to make the perfect waffle so I can make Leslie Knope's favorite food at home. I already know how to make the whipped cream to top it!

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Love 30 rock too! And I think adding mint is such a nice touch. Looks so refreshing! :)

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never tried that one. Oh m this recipes of yours are full of surprises Emma! lov' that

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I've never had one but it sounds delicious. I love Liz Lemon. I'll be so sad when 30 Rock is over but there's always syndication!

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It really is all in the garnish, which is what I usually forget... as I'm too excited to gulp it down and all :) Love the colorful melon balls and mint! First: Patience. Second: Melon Balls.

Britt
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i love WWS! perfect summer drink. plus you feel 'like a grown up' (from the 80s) drinking it....it kind of reminds me of a 'pretend you're an adult' type drink.

It looks creative and seems yummy! Nice picts!

look so yummy

I am watching that episode RIGHT NOW on syndication, and wondered, "What IS a white wine spritzer?". Well timed! -LEMON OUT!

Interesting what you Americans call a White Wine Spritzer :-))) If you ever come to Austria, don't be surprised. I am not sure but I guess we invented the "Spritzer" as it's called here. The German (Austrian) word "aufspritzen" means to add sparkling water (which is called Soda - but it's just tap water with gas *gg*)to any kind of juice or wine. Therefore a Spritzer is just wine and sparkling water - of course there are variations now, very popular these days is Aperol Spritzer or Hugo (mixed with elderflour syrup)
Your recipes look very yummi though and I think they are exactly the right drinks for these warm summer nights.
Sandy

Lovely...I always forget about white wine spritzers! And living in Jamaica where it's warm all year, it's a very refreshing drink! And such a nice change from just a glass of wine all the time...

Remove the mint and try it with soda and lime....squeeze 1/8 lime in and then drop it in the top. The slight tartness is perfect on a hot summer day when sometimes the sugar can get a bit cloying.

I LOVE white wine spritzers! They are my go to summer drink! In Australia we just add Soda Water, and sometimes a little mint, but the recipes above have me inspired!

I just watched that episode! Love 30 Rock, and these look delicious :)

White wine spritzers are my favorite summer drink. However, we make them a little differently. Trader Joe's has this carbonated French Berry Lemonade that is absolutely fantastic mixed with white wine (pinot grigio, or else it's too sweet). It's DELICIOUS!

Gotta try these & 30 rock is awesome.

I have seriously never heard of these and they look great! Bring in summer in Australis so we can enjoy too!!

great ideas for summer drinks (including the comments). i will have to remember them for next summer when white wine is back on my personal menu ;)

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