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Kiwi Mojito Recipe – a refreshing summer cocktail made with simple syrup, white rum, sparkling water, mint leaves, lime juice and fresh ripe kiwi fruit. Served over ice. This cocktail could be made year round. It is festive and perfect for parties and celebrations. Ready in 2 minutes, if you have the simple syrup ready to use.

a glass with kiwi mojitos

If you have been following me for a while, you may know that I’m a huge mojito fan. From the classic lime and mint combination, that is my favorite, I’ve tried making berry mojitos, watermelon mojito, nectarine and strawberry, blueberry mint or blood orange and raspberry. Thinking about flavor combinations, this kiwi mojito will be amazing if turned into strawberry kiwi mojito.

And all these unique flavors are pretty amazing and pair well with nice appetizers like nachos or fried shrimp.

How to make

This is a mojito made with white rum (I prefer Bacardi) and simple syrup. If you don’t have simple syrup, (assuming you can’t purchase it or don’t have time to make some), you can use just plain white or brown sugar. About 1 tablespoon per drink.

Refer to this post, (Raspberry Mojito) you would like to make homemade simple syrup. It is quick and easy to prepare.

Aged rum can be used instead of white rum.

Not a fan of rum?

You can make this like and kiwi sparkling cocktail with vodka, instead. Prepared this way, it will not be called a mojito, but it will be cool and refreshing.

Two clear glassed with kiwi mojito

Ingredients:

  • ice
  • white rum (I used Bacardi)
  • simple syrup (or sugar)
  • sparkling water (soda water)
  • mint leaves
  • lime juice
  • kiwi
  • lime wedges for garnishing

Instructions for making:

In a tall glass add mint leaves, kiwi slices, lime juice, rum and simple syrup. With a muddles or a wooden spoon, muddle to extract juices from mint leaves and kiwi.

Add ice to the glass and top with soda water. Garnish with the remaining kiwi slices, mint leaves or lime wedges.

Kiwi mojitos with mint in glassses

Can you make this mojito alcohol free?

Before getting pregnant and becoming a mom, I used to find this question a little weird. Why make a virgin mojito, a.k.a. mocktail? But not everyone wants alcohol in their cocktail.

But I know better now and I’m also into alcohol free cocktails. This kiwi lime drink tastes awesome, minus the alcohol.

You can just leave the white rum out and you are left with a virgin kiwi mojitos, that are sweet and bubbly.

Kiwi mojito in a clear glass

More mojito recipes:

Well, over here I might surprise you – I have quite a few amazing mojito recipes with outstanding flavor combinations including Blood Orange and Raspberry and Strawberry Nectarine Mojito.

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Kiwi mojitos with mint in glassses
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Kiwi Mojitos

Prep: 5 minutes
Servings: 1

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Ingredients 

  • 8 fresh mint leaves
  • 1 kiwi, sliced
  • juice from 1 lime
  • 2 oz Bacardi white rum
  • 2 oz simple syrup
  • 1 cups of ice
  • 1/2 cup soda water

Instructions 

  • In a sturdy glass add mint leaves, half of the kiwi slices, lime juice, rum and simple syrup. With a muddles or a wooden spoon, muddle to extract juices from mint leaves and kiwi.
  • Add ice to the glass and top with soda water. Garnish with the remaining kiwi slices, mint leaves or lime wedges.

Additional Info

Course: Drinks
Cuisine: American
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Hi! I'm Mira.

I share simple, mostly low-carb and Keto recipes, that don't take a lot of time to make and use mostly seasonal, easy to find ingredients. I'm a supporter of healthy eating, but you'll also find some indulgent treats too.

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