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Homemade Pineapple Pop Topper
DIY Pineapple Sparkling Mixer
Homemade sparkling pineapple topper for Seedlip tiki mocktails when you do not have Chi Forest Pineapple Pop on hand.
Created June 2, 2026 Last cooked June 3, 2026
Instructions
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Chill the pineapple juice and sparkling water.
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In a small pitcher or measuring cup, combine 2 oz pineapple juice with 6 oz sparkling water.
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Stir gently so you keep the bubbles. Use right away as the drink topper.
Notes
- Pineapple Pop here means Chi Forest Pineapple Pop sparkling water, not a Pete's Market juice blend. The Seedlip chat fridge photo shows Chi Forest Sparkling Pineapple Pop (zero sugar sparkling water beverage).
- This homemade mix is a practical stand-in for mocktail topping. It is not an official Chi Forest or Pete's recipe.
- Yield is about 1 cup. For recipes that say "Pineapple Pop to top," pour this mix the same way you would the can. For a measured 2 oz topper, use 2 oz of this mix.
- Closest store-bought swap: Chi Forest Pineapple Pop, or any lightly flavored pineapple sparkling water.
- Because Chi Forest Pineapple Pop is unsweetened, keep the juice light (about 1 part juice to 3 parts bubbles). Use the richer 3+5 option only if your mocktail needs more pineapple.
- Used in Ruby Tiki and Passion Fruit Tiki Mocktail on this site.
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Easy pineapple fizz topper. Closest thing when the Chi cans are gone.