Raspberry Lemonade Spritz with Lemon Curd Cold Foam
If sunshine had a flavor, this Raspberry Lemonade Spritz with Lemon Curd Cold Foam would be it. Bright citrus, sweet raspberry, fizzy bubbles, and a dreamy creamy topping come together for a drink that feels fancy enough for celebrations but easy enough to make anytime. It is our favorite mocktail for a reason!
This gorgeous layered mocktail delivers all the fun of a specialty drink without alcohol, making it perfect for gatherings where everyone can raise a glass together. But you can also add some alcohol if you want. I am not judging.
Whether you’re hosting a baby shower, bridal shower, brunch party, or simply embracing sober living, this sparkling spritz brings major celebration energy. Serve with Lemon Shortbread Cookies for the perfect treat.

Why You Will Love This Raspberry Lemonade Spritz
There are drinks… and then there are moment-making drinks. This one absolutely falls into the second category.
Here’s why it’s a favorite:
- Beautiful layered presentation
- Refreshing and citrusy with a hint of berry sweetness
- Alcohol-free and inclusive for all guests
- Easy to batch for parties
- Feels elevated but takes just minutes to make
- That lemon curd cold foam is pure magic
It tastes like a handcrafted café drink meets a summer party mocktail — and honestly, no one misses the alcohol.
What Makes the Lemon Curd Cold Foam Special
The real star of this drink is the lemon curd cold foam.
Think of it as the mocktail version of a café cold foam topping — silky, creamy, slightly tangy, and perfectly balanced against the fizzy citrus drink underneath.
The lemon curd adds richness and brightness at the same time, creating a dessert-like finish without making the drink overly sweet.
Every sip gives you:
✨ bubbly lemonade
✨ sweet raspberry
✨ creamy lemon topping
It’s basically summer in a glass.
Ingredients You’ll Need
Raspberry Lemonade Spritz
- 2.5 cups lemon-lime soda
- 1.5 cups lemonade
- 4 ounces raspberry syrup (Torani works great)
Lemon Curd Cold Foam
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 1 tablespoon lemon curd
Garnish
- Fresh raspberries
How to Make a Raspberry Lemonade Spritz
Step 1: Make the Lemon Curd Cold Foam
In a small bowl or jar, combine heavy cream and lemon curd.
Using a handheld frother, whisk, or mixer, whip until thickened but still pourable — similar to cold foam consistency.
Set aside.

Step 2: Build the Drink
Fill a glass with ice.
Add:
- lemon lime soda
- lemonade
- raspberry syrup
Stir gently to combine.

Step 3: Add the Cold Foam
Spoon or gently pour the lemon curd cold foam over the drink so it floats beautifully on top.

Step 4: Garnish
Finish with fresh raspberries for a pop of color and an extra hint of berry flavor.
Serve immediately and enjoy!
Tips for the Best Spritz
Use clear glasses.
The layered colors make this drink extra special.
Add the soda last if not serving immediately.
This keeps the bubbles lively and prevents the drink from going flat.
Don’t overwhip the foam.
You want it soft and pourable, not stiff like whipped cream.
Serve cold.
This drink shines when icy and refreshing.
The Perfect Mocktail for Celebrations
Mocktails have become a huge part of modern entertaining, and for good reason. Not everyone drinks alcohol, and having a thoughtful non-alcoholic option instantly makes guests feel included.
This raspberry lemonade spritz is especially perfect for:
- Baby showers
- Bridal showers
- Mother’s Day brunch
- Graduation parties
- Garden parties
- Afternoon tea gatherings
- Sober celebrations
- Pregnancy-friendly events
- Summer BBQs
It looks stunning served in champagne flutes or wine glasses, or fun glasses like I have here. It instantly elevating your drink table.
Make It Party-Ready
Hosting a shower or brunch? Turn this into a DIY mocktail bar.
Set out:
- lemonade
- flavored syrups
- citrus slices
- fresh berries
- cold foam toppings
Guests love customizing their own drinks, and it instantly becomes an interactive centerpiece.
Variations to Try
Strawberry Lemon Spritz
Swap raspberry syrup for strawberry syrup.
Blackberry Lemonade Spritz
Add muddled blackberries before pouring.
Pink Party Punch Version
Batch the base ingredients in a pitcher and top each glass with foam when serving.
Extra Fancy Option
Serve in coupe glasses with sugared rims for bridal showers.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I make this ahead? You can prepare the cold foam up to a few hours ahead and keep refrigerated. Assemble the drink right before serving so it stays fizzy.
- Is this kid-friendly? Absolutely! Kids love the bubbles and bright flavors.
- Can I make it dairy-free? Yes — use a plant-based whipping cream alternative for the cold foam.
- Can adults add alcohol? Sure. For guests who want it, a splash of vodka or prosecco pairs nicely, while keeping the base drink mocktail-friendly.
The Mocktail Everyone Will Remember
This Raspberry Lemonade Spritz proves that alcohol-free drinks can still feel festive, elegant, and completely celebration-worthy.
It’s bright.
It’s beautiful.
It’s inclusive.
And it turns any gathering into something special.
Because everyone deserves a drink that feels like a celebration. 🍋✨

Raspberry Lemonade Spritz with Lemon Curd Cold Foam
Ingredients
Raspberry Lemonade Spritz
- 2.5 cups lemon-lime soda
- 1.5 cups lemonade
- 4 ounces raspberry syrup Torani works great
Lemon Curd Cold Foam
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 1 tablespoon lemon curd
Garnish
- Fresh raspberries
Instructions
Step 1: Make the Lemon Curd Cold Foam
- In a small bowl or jar, combine heavy cream and lemon curd.
- Using a handheld frother, whisk, or mixer, whip until thickened but still pourable — similar to cold foam consistency.
- Set aside.
Step 2: Build the Drink
- Fill a glass with ice.
- Add: Lemon lime soda, lemonade, raspberry syrup
- Stir gently to combine.
Step 3: Add the Cold Foam
- Spoon or gently pour the lemon curd cold foam over the drink so it floats beautifully on top.
Step 4: Garnish
- Finish with fresh raspberries for a pop of color and an extra hint of berry flavor.
- Serve immediately and enjoy!
Notes
The layered colors make this drink extra special. Add the soda last if not serving immediately.
This keeps the bubbles lively and prevents the drink from going flat. Don’t overwhip the foam.
You want it soft and pourable, not stiff like whipped cream. Serve cold.
This drink shines when icy and refreshing.
Nutrition
Our recipe card software calculates these nutrition facts based on averages for the above ingredients, different brands, and quality of produce/meats may have different nutritional information, always calculate your own based on the specific products you use in order to achieve accurate macros for this recipe.



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