I recently crafted a refreshing Strawberry Mojito designed to brighten my summer days. I blended juicy strawberries, fragrant mint, smooth white rum, and zesty lime juice with a touch of simple syrup. Sparkling club soda crowned this vibrant cocktail, offering a natural burst of flavor that always delights my senses.

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I’m super excited to share my Strawberry Mojito recipe with you because it’s the perfect refreshment for those hot summer days. I first mixed up this fruity cocktail one day by the lake and instantly fell in love with its tangy and cool flavor.

I start with 6 fresh strawberries, hulled and sliced, along with 10 fresh mint leaves to bring that unmistakable minty kick. Then I add 2 oz white rum, 1 oz fresh lime juice, and 1 oz simple syrup to blend the flavors together just right.

After shaking things up, I top it off with some club soda and a handful of ice cubes. This recipe is perfect if you’re in the mood for a light and refreshing boozy drink that feels like a party in a glass.

Trust me, once you try this strawberry mojito, it’s gonna become your go-to for sunny poolside gatherings. Enjoy!

Why I Like this Recipe

I like this strawberry mojito for so many reasons. First, the whole vibe is just so fresh and natural. The strawberries and mint mix together in a way that reminds me of summer afternoons spent at the lake or pool. Second, I really enjoy the balance between the sweet syrup and the tangy lime juice, it makes the drink taste real refreshing even on super hot days. Third, the recipe is simple enough that I can whip it up pretty fast, which means I can mix one anytime Im in the mood for a cool, revitalizing drink. Lastly, I love that the white rum adds a nice kick without overpowering the other flavors, making the mojito just right for when I want to relax and enjoy the moment.

Ingredients

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Fresh strawberries add a natural sweetness and vitamins while contributing healthy fiber and color.
Mint leaves offer a refreshing smell and cooling taste with antioxidants and minimal calories.
White rum adds a boozy kick.
It isnt healthy but perfect for flavor.
Lime juice brings a tangy sour punch plus vitamins and zest to brighten the cocktail.
Simple syrup sweetens the mix, balancing sourness.
Its sugar rush adds smooth consistency.
Club soda lightens the drink with fizz, keeping flavors lively and refreshingly mild.

Ingredient Quantities

6 fresh strawberries (hulled and sliced)

10 fresh mint leaves

2 oz white rum

1 oz fresh lime juice (about 1 lime)

1 oz simple syrup

Club soda to top off

Ice cubes

How to Make this

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1. Place 6 sliced strawberries, 10 mint leaves and 1 oz simple syrup into a sturdy glass.

2. Gently muddle the mixture to release the juices from the strawberries and the flavor from the mint.

3. Squeeze about 1 oz of fresh lime juice (roughly one lime) into the mix.

4. Add 2 oz of white rum over the muddled fruits and herbs.

5. Fill the glass with plenty of ice cubes for that extra chill factor.

6. Top the whole thing off with club soda.

7. Give everything a gentle stir so the flavors combine nicely.

8. Serve immediately and enjoy your refreshing Strawberry Mojito!

Equipment Needed

1. A sturdy glass to mix all your ingredients in
2. A muddler for crushing the strawberries and mint leaves
3. A citrus juicer or manual method to squeeze out the fresh lime juice
4. A jigger or small measuring cup to properly measure the simple syrup, lime juice, and white rum
5. A stirring spoon to gently mix all the flavors together
6. A knife and cutting board if you need to slice the strawberries or lime
7. An ice cube tray or a container if you need extra ice cubes

FAQ

Q: Can I use frozen strawberries instead of fresh ones?

A: Yes, you can, but fresh strawberries give a better flavor. Frozen ones might water down the drink a bit once they thaw.

Q: Do I have to muddle the mint and strawberries?

A: Definitely, muddling helps release the flavor from both the mint and strawberries. Just be careful not to overdo it or the mint might turn bitter.

Q: What type of rum is best for this cocktail?

A: White rum works best cause it has a smooth taste that doesnt overpower the strawberry and lime flavors.

Q: How do I adjust the sweetness of the drink?

A: You can tweak the sweetness by changing the amount of simple syrup. If you like it sweeter, feel free to add more.

Strawberry Mojito Recipe Substitutions and Variations

If you can’t find fresh strawberries, try using frozen ones that have been thawed slightly to keep the flavor without too much extra water.
If fresh mint leaves aren’t available, sometimes basil works in a pinch for a bit of a unique twist though it’s not exactly the same.
Instead of white rum, consider using light rum or even coconut rum for a more tropical flavor profile.
If you’re out of lime juice, fresh lemon juice can be substituted but do be careful as it’s a bit tangier.
Should you run out of simple syrup, you can whip up a quick batch by mixing equal parts sugar and warm water until it dissolves, or try agave syrup for a slightly different sweetness.

Pro Tips

1. Try not to over-muddle the strawberries and mint cause if you do it too hard, you might end up with a bitter taste. Gently crushing them helps keep a fresher flavor.
2. Pre-chill your glass and even your rum if you can. It really makes the drink way more refreshing when everything is super cold.
3. Experiment a bit with the balance between lime juice and simple syrup. Sometimes a little tweak can make the flavor pop, so adjust based on how tart or sweet you like it.
4. If you want to kick it up a notch, let the mixed ingredients sit for a minute before adding the club soda. That gives the rum, mint, and strawberries a chance to really meld together even though it’s all about getting a lively drink.

Strawberry Mojito Recipe

Recipe by Sam Ecclestone

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Servings

servings

Calories

216

kcal

Equipment: 1. A sturdy glass to mix all your ingredients in
2. A muddler for crushing the strawberries and mint leaves
3. A citrus juicer or manual method to squeeze out the fresh lime juice
4. A jigger or small measuring cup to properly measure the simple syrup, lime juice, and white rum
5. A stirring spoon to gently mix all the flavors together
6. A knife and cutting board if you need to slice the strawberries or lime
7. An ice cube tray or a container if you need extra ice cubes

Ingredients

6 fresh strawberries (hulled and sliced)
10 fresh mint leaves
2 oz white rum
1 oz fresh lime juice (about 1 lime)
1 oz simple syrup
Club soda to top off
Ice cubes

Directions

Place 6 sliced strawberries, 10 mint leaves and 1 oz simple syrup into a sturdy glass.
Gently muddle the mixture to release the juices from the strawberries and the flavor from the mint.
Squeeze about 1 oz of fresh lime juice (roughly one lime) into the mix.
Add 2 oz of white rum over the muddled fruits and herbs.
Fill the glass with plenty of ice cubes for that extra chill factor.
Top the whole thing off with club soda.
Give everything a gentle stir so the flavors combine nicely.
Serve immediately and enjoy your refreshing Strawberry Mojito!

Notes

Below you’ll find my best estimate of this recipe’s nutrition facts. Treat the numbers as a guide rather than a rule—great food should nourish both body and spirit. Figures are approximate, and the website owner assumes no liability for any inaccuracies in this recipe.