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Happy Holidays everyone!

These berries give Prosecco her have to be the last Christmas meal! Full of thanks for thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year. I want to pull them out before the game, making the pictionary feel better!

When making a simple subscription, you always go out for prosecco, cava (cut), or shampagne (less or less dry), and avoid soda varieties such as dry. One glass of wine in dry wine wine contains 3-4 grams of carbs and 80-90 kcal. A beer can vary between 11% and 12.5%.

These drinks are so easy to do as well. If you are a Prosecco producer, I will probably advise you to give me the Prosecco Jellies Club and Lime Players (try to share the next week's purchase). Enjoy!

0 hours, 15 minutes

Hands-on 5 minutes Overall 15-20 minutes

Method (by serving, about 110 ml / 4 oz)

4.9 grams
0.6 grams
0.2 grams
0.1 grams
0 grams
88 calories

Macronutrient area: Calories from 93%, protein (4%), fat (3%)

Ingredients (make 7 servings)

• 1 bar of Prosecco, Cava or Champagne (750 ml / 26 oz)
• 1 cup frozen mixed berries or berries of choice (150 g / 5.3 oz) – raspberries, blueberries, strawberries or blackberries work best

Instructions

1. Add approximately 2 tbsp of berries to a glass with the Prosecco. Leave for 10-15 minutes. Often you leave them to give further insight to Prosecco. I want to crush some trees to make the color faster and how to keep the fizz without specifying it.
   
2. Option to open the Prosecco goal, add berries and seal with a bottle of jars to allow the berries to last for about one hour.
   

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