Infusing water with fruit and herbs is a simple way to add some zing to your daily water intake. Stay hydrated and refreshed all day long with this easy spring strawberry mint combo.
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Sure, those traditional McMinty green shakes are fun to indulge in around St. Paddy’s Day, but we always felt they were missing a little something…like vodka. Here’s our take on a boozy shamrock shake that we think is a slam drunk – er, dunk.
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Warm up from the inside out with these light and festive holiday drinks created by our cocktail crafter and CME manager Sarah. Choose from a Fireball Cider, Cranberry Mimosa or Snowball Martini, and sip into the spirit of the season.
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Keep it cool this summer with these adults-only frozen poptails, perfect for hot days and/or relaxing summer nights. They’re a fun way to turn your favorite drink into a creamy or icy treat.
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Fruity, bubbly, and light, this simple and smooth cocktail (or mocktail) uses sparkling water and blueberry lavender flavored syrup (zero carbs, cals and sugar) for a refreshing and fun summer pick-me-up.
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Treat yourself to a simply sweet homemade hot chocolate. Made with real chocolate and coconut whipped cream, it’s like a hug in a mug.
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If you put juice in alcohol, it’s ok to drink before noon, right? A fun variation on the classic mimosa, this crisp and refreshing brunch companion may be your new favorite. Pop some bubbly and find something to celebrate!
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Most hot chocolate is loaded with sugar and/or lots of ingredients you can’t pronounce. This version, created by TCOYD’s diabetic bartender, offers an alternative that’s low carb and can be made without the vodka to be friendly for the whole family.
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It’s got everything a party cocktail needs, minus the carbs and sugar. Light, crisp and refreshing, it’s the perfect treat any time of year.
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If you aren’t used to a green smoothie with minimal fruit, this won’t be as sweet as what you are used to, but don’t let that deter you! If you’re trying to transition from super sweet fruit-based smoothies, add in a few chunks of pineapple or berries so you enjoy the smoothie, but gradually reduce the extra fruit each week to get back to the recommended amount in this recipe.
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