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11 Best Low-Calorie Cocktails – Easy Healthy Cocktail Recipes

By Matthew Lynch
November 4, 2023
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Introduction

In the world of cocktails, it’s easy to get lost in a sea of sugary and high-calorie concoctions that only leave you feeling guilty. However, there are plenty of low-calorie cocktail options that offer great taste without the heavy caloric burden. In this article, we will cover 11 of the best low-calorie cocktails that you can enjoy guilt-free.

1. Gin and Tonic

Gin and tonic is a classic cocktail that’s light on calories but full of flavor. Keep it simple with gin, tonic water, freshly squeezed lime juice, and ice. This refreshing drink comes in at around 150 calories.

2. Mojito

The mojito is a Cuban classic made with rum, muddled mint leaves, lime juice, and soda water. Substituting white sugar for stevia or another low-calorie sweetener keeps this drink under 150 calories.

3. Vodka Soda

A vodka soda is another simple yet tasty choice for a low-calorie cocktail. Mix vodka, soda water, and a squeeze of lemon or lime for about 100 calories per serving.

4. Paloma

This zesty Mexican cocktail combines tequila, grapefruit juice, soda water, and lime juice. At around 150 calories per serving, it’s a perfect warm-weather drink.

5. Light Margarita

A margarita without premade mixers can be surprisingly low in calories. Blend tequila with fresh lime juice, orange liqueur (like triple sec), and ice for a refreshing alternative under 200 calories.

6. Tom Collins

The Tom Collins is an old-fashioned favorite made with gin, lemon juice, sugar-free syrup or sweetener, and club soda for a light and fizzy treat under 150 calories.

7. Seabreeze

For a fruity option with only around 140 calories, try a Seabreeze. Mix vodka, cranberry juice, grapefruit juice, and ice for a tangy refreshment.

8. White Wine Spritzer

Love wine? Try a white wine spritzer made with white wine, club soda, and ice. This lighter cocktail comes in at approximately 120 calories per serving.

9. Whiskey Sour

Enjoy the flavors of whiskey without going overboard on calories by making a whiskey sour. Combine whiskey, lemon juice, sugar-free syrup or sweetener, and a bit of water for a delicious drink under 150 calories.

10. Raspberry-Thyme Prosecco Cocktail

For those looking to indulge in some bubbles without the guilt, try this Raspberry-Thyme Prosecco Cocktail. Muddle fresh raspberries and thyme with honey or your favorite low-calorie sweetener and top with chilled prosecco for a light yet elegant drink clocking in around 140 calories per serving.

11. Bloody Mary

This classic brunch staple can be low in calories if made right. Mix vodka with tomato juice, spices like black pepper and Tabasco sauce, horseradish sauce, Worcestershire sauce, and a squeeze of lemon juice for a fulfilling drink averaging 170 calories per serving.

Conclusion

As we’ve seen, it’s possible to enjoy an array of delicious cocktails while maintaining good health. Experimenting with fresh fruits, herbs and slimming down traditional recipes can lead to delightful low-calorie beverage options that you’ll love to sip on!

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