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7 Delicious Low Calorie Cocktails Perfect For The Patio

Hey Hey!  How are all of you doing?  I hope all of you are safe and healthy during this unprecedented time.  With all of us spending a lot more time at home, who is spending  more time on the back patio or hanging outside on the driveway?  I have to get outside with the kids multiple times a day for a breather and to let them get some energy out.  Taking glass outside makes me nervous so I was happy when I found this Corkcicle glass with a lid along with this Vinglace wine chiller on sale at Nordstrom for 40% off.  It keeps your favorite low calorie cocktail recipes chilled while also protecting the glass bottle.

skinny cocktails | Low Calorie Cocktail Recipes by popular Houston lifestyle blog, Haute and Humid: image of a woman standing by her pool and holding a Nordstrom Wine Chiller VINGLACÉ and Nordstrom Corkcicle glass.

 

low calorie cocktails | Low Calorie Cocktail Recipes by popular Houston lifestyle blog, Haute and Humid: image of a end table with a Corkcicle glass, Anthropologie latte bowls and a Nordstrom Wine Chiller VINGLACÉ on it.

This leopard Corkcicle canteen makes the perfect water bottle or non glass option for holding your wine.  Don’t forget the snacks! I swear lunchtime has just become a full on snack buffet.  Nordstrom has the greatest little bowls for snacks or late night treats.  They are the perfect size for fruit, cereal or ice cream. My kids love them and have already claimed them as their own bowls.

Low Calorie Cocktail Recipes by popular Houston lifestyle blog, Haute and Humid: image of a woman standing by her pool and holding a Nordstrom Wine Chiller VINGLACÉ and Nordstrom  Corkcicle glass.

low calorie cocktails | Low Calorie Cocktail Recipes by popular Houston lifestyle blog, Haute and Humid: image of a woman holding a Nordstrom Corkcicle glass and sitting in a patio chair next to a end table with some Anthropologie latte bowls and a Nordstrom Wine Chiller VINGLACÉ on it.

Low Calorie Cocktail Recipes

Skinny Mojito

6-8 Mint Leaves

1/2 Lime

1/2-1 oz simple syrup

Lime White Claw or Truly

1.In the bottom of a tall glass squeeze juice of 1/2 of a lime. Add the lime and mint leaves, and muddle together.

2. Fill glass with ice. Add simple syrup, and fill to the top with lime hard seltzer. Stir to combine.

3. Garnish with more mint and lime if desired.

About 95 Calories

 

Limeade & Vodka

16 oz Minute Maid Limeade 15 Calories

2 oz Tito’s Vodka (gluten free) or Ketel One

1/2 Glass Ice

Stir both ingredients together for limeade with a kick!

About 160 Calories

 

Skinny Jalapeno Margarita

1.5 oz silver tequila

1 oz light orange juice

1.5 oz fresh lime juice

1 dash light agave nectar or stevia for sweetening (add more or less to taste)

2 slices fresh, seeded jalapeno

Optional- Salt for rim.  I also love Salt Y Limon if you can find it!

Add ingredients to shaker, along with a slice of jalapeno and strain into a salt rimmed margarita glass.  Add extra lime and jalapeno for garnish.

About 105 calories

 

Crystal Light & Vodka

1 Packet Crystal Light Water Bottle Packet ( I like peach tea, raspberry lemonade & lemonade)

8 oz Water (half a bottle of water)

1/2 Bottle Topo Chico – Optional

2 oz Vodka

Mix all ingredients together with ice.

About 140 Calories

 

Bougie White Claw

1 Can Ruby Red White Claw Seltzer

1 Oz Vodka

Dash of Ocean Spray Diet Sparkling Cranberry (comes in a can by sparkling water or juice isle)

Mix White Claw Ruby Red with vodka and a dash of diet sparkling cranberry for a splash of sweetness.  This is optional but I like a touch of sweet.

About 170 Calories

Easy Classic Low Calorie Cocktails

Rum and Coke Zero (about 97 calories)

Red Wine- Pinot Noir (120 cals) / White Wine- Sauvignon Blanc (120 cals)

 

 

XO- Sara

Thank you to Nordstrom for sponsoring today’s post.

What are you favorite low calorie cocktail recipes?  Let me know in a comment below!

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