Ocean Breeze Drink: Low Carb Cocktail

Long, lazy weekends are made for relaxing with a favorite low carb cocktail like this refreshing Ocean Breeze that’s a fruity, delicious summer drink with just enough vodka to remind you it’s for adults only. A beautiful blue cocktail with 0 carbs? How can you resist? Drink Responsibly – this recipe is? for adults over 21.

For this recipe you’ll need: vodka, sugar free blue raspberry syrup, sugar free coconut syrup, sugar free lemon lime soda, limes, ice

Low carb vodka cocktails are some of my favorites because the alcohol gets lost in the rest of the flavors. I know, I know…girlie drinks. In the summer I want something that I can sip on and imagine that I am lying on the beach in the Caribbean, watching the palm fronds wave gently in the breeze.

So what if I’m sitting on the back deck contemplating 2 acres of brush and weeds?

This bright blue, Ocean Breeze drink definitely tastes like something you’d find in the Caribbean. The coconut and lime flavors combine to smooth out the vodka while the sugar free lemon lime soda gives it a nice sparkle. Best of all, it’s 0 carbs and that makes it just right for sipping all summer long.

A Guide to Low Carb Cocktails

While low carb and 0 carb cocktails are fine in moderation keep in mind that as long as you have alcohol in your system your body will not burn fat. Obviously drinking on a daily or ever several times a week basis is not a great idea if you want to lose weight.

What can I drink that has no carbs?

Clear spirits like rum, vodka, gin, and tequila have 0 carbs when they are straight up. Most flavored vodkas don’t have carbs but you should check with the individual company to make sure. If you pair a clear spirit with a sugar free coke (sorry coke = soda where I live so if I say coke it isn’t Coke it’s whatever) or club soda you’ll keep it to 0 carbs.

If you are a vodka & tonic or gin & tonic fan you probably shouldn’t order it out because, although you can buy diet tonic water at the store, most bars don’t carry the diet version of tonic water and the regular version is high in carbs.

How many carbs in beer and wine?

Beer has carbs as does wine. Usually they are not as good of a choice as a low carb cocktail – generally 0 carbs.

• Beer has from 10 to 20 carbs per 12 ounce glass. The very lightest beers can go as low as 2.5 carbs but that’s unusual
• Red wine has about 2 grams of carbs in 6 ounces.
• White wine has about 1 gram of carbs in 6 ounces.
• Sparkling and dessert wines tend to be high in carbs.

One thing I like to do when out with friends is to order a glass of club soda, a glass of red wine, and an empty wine glass and make my own spritzers – half wine and half club soda. This gives me enough to sip on for the entire meal and conversation afterwards but with just a few carbs.

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Low Carb Cocktail Recipes on Lowcarb-ology

Here’s a list of some of the other cocktail recipes that you’ll find on Lowcarb-ology.

• Mai Tai
• Sex on the Beach
• Sex in the Driveway
• Hurricane
• Blood and Sand
• Caribbean Rum Punch
• Planter’s Punch
• Pina Colada
• Skinny Watermelon Margarita?
• Southern Belle

Ocean Breeze Low Carb Cocktail Recipe

Get yourself in a summer mood with this beautiful blue cocktail! Coconut, blue raspberry, lime, and vodka? are poured over crushed ice to make a super chill drink that’s perfect for sipping by the pool. If you love this recipe please give it 5 stars.

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