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Spiced Cider Recipe

Spiced Cider Recipe

When it gets cold in San Diego…and by that I mean under 65 degrees we love to make spiced cider. Especially around the holidays, its a lot of fun to have a warming drink as you sit around the fire smothered in blankets, or packed in a thermos for a boozy walk to see the lights.

Spiced Cider is great for when you host parties, as the smell of spices warming fills the home (take the lid off the crockpot before hand). Easy and quick, you can simply prep ahead of time, and turn on when ready.


Spiced Cider Recipe

Items you need:

Crock pot

Unfiltered apple cider

2 Cinnamon Sticks

A teaspoon of Cloves

1-2 Valencia oranges thinly sliced (not peeled)

Kracken black spiced rum

To begin, add apple juice, cinnamon sticks, cloves, and thinly sliced valencia oranges to your crock pot. Be sure to leave about an inch of room to avoid spillage. Place crock pot on low, and let warm for about an hour. Once warm, use a ladle to scoop hot mix into a mug. Add a half a shot of spiced rum to cider mix, stir, and garnish.

*do not add the rum ahead of time as the alcohol will cook off-and that is just not fun


A perk to this recipe is you can freeze leftovers and use again. Simply rewarm in your crock pot or stove top.

A great option for when you do not have all the spices handy, and need something quick is Trader Joes Spiced Cider. Simply warm, and then add your rum. No one needs to know that you did not make it from scratch.

Falling for fall

Falling for fall