Mulled cider

This festive Hot Mulled Apple Cider is slowly simmered to infuse flavors of fresh citrus and seasonal spices like cinnamon and cloves.

Here's a warm beverage that everyone should make in the fall and winter months!

Traditional Mulled Cider with clementine and an easy to get spice mix.

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Warm up your fall evenings with this easy hot mulled apple cider recipe! Whether you're looking for crockpot apple cider or a classic spiced apple cider recipe, this drink is perfect for cozy gatherings. The perfect balance of spices makes this cider a crowd favorite for any autumn celebration. Try it for your next fall party or Thanksgiving!

Easy Hot Spiked Mulled Apple Cider Recipe | Holiday Cocktail | Crock Pot

This hot mulled apple cider with warm Fall spices will warm you up on even the coldest days.

"Warm up your holiday gatherings with this festive Holiday Mulled Cider Cocktail Recipe! Infused with the delightful flavors of Christmas Apple Cider, this drink combines the best apple cider with hints of spices for a cozy treat. Elevate your celebrations with a creamy eggnog twist or a splash of apple bourbon for an extra kick. Perfect for chilly nights, this mulled apple cider will become your go-to apple cider recipe!"

The best from-scratch hot apple cider recipe ever! This easy-to-make mulled apple cider uses cinnamon, cloves, and other mulling spices for the perfect drink on a cold winter day! Stovetop, slow cooker and microwave instructions with pictures included!

Once the cooler weather arrives, I know it's time to warm the house up with a big pot of hot Mulled Apple Cider. This cozy drink includes classic mulling spices cinnamon, cloves, and star anise along with oranges, apples, and cranberries for a supremely warm and delicious treat that we enjoy from fall all the way through winter.