Edible glitter is optional, but definitely encouraged.
This 5-Minute "Speak Now" Spritz Is Totally Enchanting
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A themed drink always makes celebrations of any kind more fun, from movie night to bachelorette parties to Taylor Swift album drops! Last night, the singer released Speak Now (Taylor's Version), reclaiming her self-written 2010 album — and giving us a number of songs we'd never heard before. There were tears, there were squeals, and there were festive sips! Here's a recipe for a delicious (and colorful) spritz you can make all weekend long, thanks to @thespritzeffect. The best part is that you can make it in the same amount of time it takes to listen to literally any song on the album.
Make This Taylor Swift Speak Now Spritz
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Ingredients
- Ume plum liqueur
- Prosecco
- Tonic water
- Edible glitter
Instructions
- Add ice to your favorite glass
- Pour Ume
- Top with Prosecco and club soda for that fizz
- Add edible glitter for an enchanting finishing touch (The Spritz Effect uses Fancy Sprinkles Prism Powder)
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Recipe and lead image via The Spritz Effect













