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Spiced Apple Cider Drink Bomb: Orchard Warmth with a Lavender Note
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Our Lavender Spiced Apple Cider Drink Bomb is apple orchard season you can keep in the cupboard. Pour something hot over it and it melts into a warm, spiced apple mug with a soft lavender note, the kind of drink that makes you want to find a flannel shirt and a porch.
Spiced apple, not chocolate
Unlike our cocoa drink bombs, this one is all about the orchard: apple and warming spice up front, lavender woven through. It is a nice option for anyone who wants something cozy in the afternoon without a mug of chocolate. Check the package for ingredients and allergen information.
What to pour over it
Follow the package directions for the base. Hot water keeps the drink light and clear. If you want to lean all the way into fall, try it over warmed apple cider or apple juice for a deeper, fruitier cup. Either way, pour slowly so the bomb melts evenly, then stir to pick up anything that settles at the bottom.
Garnishes and gatherings
- Cinnamon stick: doubles as a stirrer and looks the part.
- Apple slice: float a thin round on top just before serving.
- Orange peel: a strip of zest adds a bright edge to the spice.
- A crowd: set out a basket of drink bombs and a kettle at a fall party, bonfire or tailgate and let everyone make their own.
For a bigger batch, our slow cooker mulled lavender cider recipe keeps a whole pot warm for guests, and the apple orchard picnic board makes a nice spread alongside it.
A seasonal favorite
Spiced Apple Cider is one of our seasonal flavors. If you do not see it in stock, tap Notify Me on the product page and we will let you know when it returns. The rest of the lineup is on the Lavender Drink Bombs listing.
Storing and gifting
Keep drink bombs cool and dry, away from sunny windows and the stove. They make an easy teacher gift or stocking stuffer, and they fit well in a fall basket from the Gift Box Builder.
Frequently asked questions
Can I serve it iced?
The bomb needs hot liquid to melt. Make it hot, let it cool, then pour it over ice if you want a chilled version.
Is it kid friendly?
Yes, with a grown-up handling the hot water. Kids love watching it melt.
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