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How can one not say ‘Yes’ to a good cocktail? A party is incomplete with a dash of alcohol poured inside the shaker and out comes the magic potion for us to elevate our mood and senses. Alcohol though is considered as the last option by the health freaks; there are few who have actually quite a few advantages. There are a few recipes of cocktail which actually helps us to boost our health.
Galaxy training Australia brings you the list of 5 cocktails that are actually beneficial for our health:
Avo-Keto Margarita:
As suggested by its name, Avo-Keto Margarita is a Keto dieter’s favorite cocktail. This was created by a bartender by the name Eric Ribeiro. This drink has a tinge of tanginess which comes through its dash of lime juice and other spices. The drink also includes the goodness of one whole Avocado which gets a thumbs-up by the nutritionists for those who are health conscious.
Ingredients include:
- 6 oz Tequila Don Julio Reposado
- 1 oz fresh lime juice
- 1 Deseeded and peeled Avocado
- Pinch of salt
- Cilantro (if necessary)
- Chilli lime salt
Cucumber Elderflower Cocktail:
A cocktail that might keep you cool in spite of giving you a high…how cool would that be? Cucumber Elderflower contains the young and fresh combination of Cucumber and lime that is enhanced by the Elderflower Cordial is like one of the most refreshing cocktails ever. This refreshing beauty is served with gin that tops the list in lifting your mood. Here’s the complete recipe:
- cucumber strips
- 30 ml gin
- 15 ml elderflower cordial
- ice
- soda water
- A sprig of mint [optional]
Hibiscus margarita
Nature always surprises us with its goodness and colour. Taking this vibrant nature as its inspiration, here comes the next beauty – Hibiscus Margarita. Loaded with the rich nutrients of Hibiscus concoction, this drink is an amalgamation of vivacious looks with unmatched taste. Known for its multiple health benefits, hibiscus is coupled with few other natural elements like cinnamon and lime. Not down the ingredients for your next party:
- 1 1/2 ounces Reposado tequila
- 1-ounce Hibiscus syrup
- 1/2 ounce fresh lime juice
- 1/2 ounce agave nectar
- Cinnamon sugar rim
Kiwi Collins
Craving for a tangy, zingy yet healthy option? Not is a healthier condition to afford a beer for your body? Here’s an opportunity to get maximum benefits of all the citric goodness to boost Vitamin C in your body. Kiwi Collins it is! According to research, Kiwis have ten times more Vitamin C than Oranges. Sip into this lovely drink while you are treating yourself with both good times and good health! The recipe is here:
- 1 green kiwi
- 50ml vodka or gin
- 25ml lemon juice
- 12.5ml sugar syrup
- Top soda water
Honey & Basil Fizz
According to an Indian legend, Basil is one of the most powerful herbs that have been proven to prevent various disorders. These magical leaves have also been the most preferred ingredient in many cuisines either. This is due to the mild pungent aroma and flavour that lingers on our tongue to make good memories of the dish. This beauty is coupled with nature’s sweet dish honey, to create a supernatural experience of great health and greater taste. A sip followed by another, a glass craves for one more. Such is the magic of this sorcerer drink. Coming to you is the secret combination to make the guests at your party go ‘GaGa’ about your ‘Mixology’ skills:
- 1 wedge of lemon (1/6 of a lemon)
- 12.5ml honey
- 50ml gin
- Handful fresh basil leaves
- Top Soda
HAPPY MIXING!
Author Bio:
Samara Robinson was born and raised in Canberra, Australia. She is a mother who loves cooking and binging over a book with a bowl of popcorn. Her love for language and colours has made her write on varied topics like from food to fashion, gardening to parenting and health to partying. She is a trained dancer and a singer with an acquired taste towards dramatics and tribal art forms. She now works for Australia’s leading RSA and RSG training company Galaxy Training Australia as a Creative Content Developer with her extensive experience in the field of Online Marketing.
