Name: White Sangria
Ingredients: 1/2 ga Dry white wine; 2 Apples; unpeeled, cored and sliced; 1/2 Lemon; sliced thin; 1 Orange; sliced thin; 1 Lime; sliced thin; 2 Fresh peaches (when available); sliced; 1/2 ga Soda water; (2 quarts); 1/2 c Frozen lemonade concentrate; OR; 1/2 c Sugar

Even Christians who refuse to indulge personally in sinful sexual activity often watch movies and shows, read books and articles, and visit Internet sites that highlight, display, promote, or make light of sexual immorality. It’s as if we’ve said to the world, “We’re not going to do what you do, but we will gladly entertain ourselves by watching you.” It’s sick, isn’t it, this tendency that brings delight to us when we observe others in sexual sin?

David Platt

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1/2	ga	Dry white wine
2		Apples; unpeeled, cored and sliced
1/2		Lemon; sliced thin
1		Orange; sliced thin
1		Lime; sliced thin
2		Fresh peaches (when available); sliced
1/2	ga	Soda water; (2 quarts)
1/2	c	Frozen lemonade concentrate; OR
1/2	c	Sugar

INSTRUCTIONS

This is a refreshing summertime drink and it won't stain carpets or linens
like red wine sangria.
Source: It's a Long Way to Guacamole
Happily scanned and MC formatted, using Buster, by Pamela Creeden 5/7/98
Recipe by: The Best of the Best From Texas, p.14
Posted to MC-Recipe Digest by "Pamela Creeden" <creedenites@sprintmail.com>
on May 7, 1998

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