A Fun Christmas Morning Tradition

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Christmas morning is all about memories and traditions. Our favorite Christmas morning tradition is mimosas.

As our family has grown, so have our traditions. We went from Christmas morning hot chocolate to Christmas morning mimosas, and it has been a lot of fun!

Christmas Mimosa.
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A Favorite Tradition – A Christmas Morning Mimosa

How to Make a Christmas Mimosa

When my boys were little, it was hard to imagine what Christmas morning would be like once they were adults. It seemed so far off into the future.

Well, somehow they have grown up, but I still feel the same age.

Funny how that happens!

Now that my boys are all adults, living on their own, making their way in the world, our Christmas mornings have a few new traditions.

Balsam Hill Flocked Christmas Tree

We have so many traditions that were started over twenty years ago, and yes, we still do them today.

We still pile in the car in our jammies on Christmas Eve and head out to look at the Christmas lights.

Dave still reads T’was the Night Before Christmas to us all before we head to bed on Christmas Eve.

On Christmas Day, we still open the stockings in the order of Youngest to Oldest and open our gifts from Oldest to Youngest.

Balsam Hill Flocked Christmas Tree

(I won’t mention that I am the oldest. Oops.)

And I make my mom’s famous Sausage Egg Casserole every year with a smile, knowing my four siblings are doing the same, even though they are scattered across the country.

Mimosas in an Ice Cube Tray

So when I decided last year to make Christmas Mimosas on Christmas morning, they were a huge hit.

And now we have another Christmas morning tradition.

These blue ice molds are just so much fun. You can fill them with anything you want, so I chose orange juice, cranberry juice, cranberries, and a bit of fresh rosemary.

Look how easy they are to make!

The Champagne glasses are from Anthropologie.

I made them on Christmas Eve, in about ten minutes, and froze them overnight.

After we opened our gifts, I put the ice molds in Champagne glasses and poured the champagne over the top.

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Christmas Mimosa

I love that the champagne’s color changed immediately. Plus, they tasted fantastic and stayed very cold. I can honestly say I had never had a Mimosa so fabulous before!

I can’t wait to make these for the New Year, too.

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Making mimosas with frozen ice cubes made from cranberry and orange juice and fresh cranberries.

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8 Comments

  1. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Can’t wait to see what you have coming in the new year. God bless you and all your family.

  2. Could you give me the amounts of all ingredients for your mimosas? I frozen stick and just plain champagne in the glass? Sorry; I’m a little dense!

  3. We always had a “ham-cheese dandy” casserole that eventually morphed into a sausage cheese casserole, prepared the night before and baked while opening gifts. Always served with orange glazed (pop-in-fresh) rolls. Still the grands and great-grands favorite! Oh, and Bloody Mary’s when opening stockings.

  4. Leslie, we open gifts youngest to oldest, too. So much nicer than everyone opening at the same time! Our Christmas morning casserole has often been “Tahoe Brunch” that I’m guessing you know about. Merry Christmas!!!❤️🎄💚

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