I love it when the leaves start to change and the cool weather has me putting on layers. It means I now have permission to get cozy, start baking fall desserts, and enjoy copious amounts of fall drinks.
And I really do love the flavors of fall. The warming spices like cinnamon and cardamom, and the rich ingredients like chocolate and caramel are honestly the best. Which is why I really can’t wait for the colder months; I get to enjoy these ingredients in fall recipes and and a nice fall drink.
But if I am making a beverage, then it’s gonna be non alcoholic fall drinks. There’s something so nice about grabbing warm blankets, putting on a movie (or a good playlist), and enjoying autumn in a cup.
And if you feel the same way, then here are non alcoholic drink recipes you can enjoy this fall!
Pumpkin Hot Chocolate
If you’re looking for something creamy and warm and you’re also craving chocolatey goodness, then this is the fall drink for you.
It’s rich, dark, has actual pumpkin in it, has plenty of pumpkin pie spice, and it’s honestly perfect for serving to guests. Or to kids since those mini pumpkins are kind of adorable.
GET THE RECIPESlow Cooker Mulled Apple Cider
If you love apple cider (like me), then this is the perfect non alcoholic fall drink to try once autumn rolls around.
It’s full of flavorful and warming spices, a bit of citrus, and it only takes 5 minutes to prep. Then you just let it cook in the slow cooker, take in the wonderful smells filling up the home, and enjoy it on a very cold evening.
GET THE RECIPEBourbon (Or No Bourbon) Hot Chocolate
If you want to try a hot chocolate recipe that’s just a bit more intense, then this might be it. It’s rich and creamy and perfect if you want to serve desserty drinks after a big dinner. Also it’s just 3 minutes of prep time which kind of makes this a no-brainer.
GET THE RECIPECrockpot Coconut Hot Chocolate
This is honestly such a beautiful drink and I think I need to try it immediately. Also with the combination of sweetened condensed milk + full-fat coconut milk + high-quality dark chocolate, I could see myself drinking at least 5 cups of this.
GET THE RECIPECaramel Apple Cider
Caramel and apple are always a great combo, and they also make a great drink. And this one looks delicious and smooth and perfect for cold autumn days.
Update: Recipe page on Sprinkle Some Sugar no longer exists. But you can try out a similar recipe for caramel apple cider here!
Pomegranate Spritzer
If you want a tangy, sweet, sparkly, and refreshing Thanksgiving drink that’ll kind of impress your guests, then try this pomegranate spritzer recipe. It’s a beautiful sparkling drink that’ll add a bit of color and elevate your dinner table.
GET THE RECIPEFestive Sparkling Cider
Filled with a crisp and delicious flavor, this festive drink is the perfect non-alcoholic fall drink the colder months.
GET THE RECIPEPumpkin Spice White Hot Chocolate
This rich and creamy hot chocolate recipe is perfect for a chilly fall evening. Also, it’s a delicious warm drink that can actually be done quickly. It’s just 2 minutes of prep, 8 minutes of cooking, and then however long it takes you to enjoy it.
GET THE RECIPEVegan Pumpkin Spice Latte
If you’re a bit of a coffee addict (like myself), then you know that the Autumn season is synonymous with the pumpkin spice latte. And this healthy homemade warm drink is a great alternative to an expensive (not so healthy) Starbucks coffee. It’s made with real pumpkin, gluten free, and also dairy free.
GET THE RECIPEPumpkin Pie Milk Shake
This non alcoholic fall drink is made with vanilla ice cream, pumpkin puree, and spices giving you that crave-worthy autumnal flavor.
It’s a great recipe to try if you want a fun dessert after a big dinner or on a random fall afternoon just because.
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Grace Moser is the author and founder of Chasing Foxes, where she writes articles to help women create a life they love in big and small ways. She's been a full-time traveler since 2016 and loves sharing her experiences and exploring the world with her husband, Silas. Her lifestyle and travel advice can also be seen on sites such as Business Insider, Glamour, Newsweek, Huffpost, & Apartment Therapy.