Low Calorie Cocktail Recipes For New Year's Eve

Who doesn’t like a cocktail or two come the party season? Put simply, cocktails are delicious, it’s just unfortunate that they aren’t so friendly to our waist-line. That’s why we’ve put together some of our favourite low-calorie cocktail recipes without compromising on flavour. Enjoy!

• 1 x 250ml PRESS Greenhouse 3 (kale, spinach, celery, romaine, cucumber, apple & lemon)
• 25ml Gin
• Ice

Place all ingredients into cocktail shaker. Strain and pour into glasses and serve.

Did you know?

Dark green leafy vegetables are a rich source folate, which is an essential nutrient for healthy blood formation as well as minimising tiredness and fatigue.

If you’re drinking your greens then you can be sure that you’re receiving a good dose of magnesium, this important mineral is essential for releasing energy from the food we eat. Magnesium is also a must-have for strong muscles, bones and teeth.

• 1 cup fresh blueberries, plus extra for garnish
• 4 oz white rum
• 10 fresh mint leaves
• 2 tsp. coconut sugar
• Juice of 2 limes
• 170ml soda water
• Ice

Did you know?

Blueberries are a rich source of vitamin C, which is essential for the normal function of the immune system as well as energy production - just what we need to support us during the party season!

• 1 standard shot of vodka
• ½ fig
• 1 x 330ml PRESS vanilla leche
• 3 Ice cubes

Blend all ingredients together. Pour blend into a glass. Place fig onto the side of the glass – skin side down. Consume alongside vanilla almond milk vodka.

Did you know?

Fresh almond milk can give you that creamy flavour, but without the calories and saturated fat that often comes with indulgent tasting cocktails. Almond milk provides monounsaturated fats, which have been shown to support heart health.

• 25ml vodka
• 25ml fresh cucumber juice
• 100ml freshly blended tomato juice
• 10ml Worcestershire sauce
• 40ml beetroot juice
• 5ml apple cider vinegar
• 2 dashes of green and red Tabasco
• Salt and pepper to taste
• A pinch of paprika 

Mix everything together in a cocktail shaker, strain and serve on ice. Garnish with a celery stalk, lemon, and cucumber slice.

Did you know?

The red colour of tomatoes comes from a special antioxidant called lycopene. Studies suggest that lycopene may play a role in supporting heart health.  

This blood-red cocktail makes beetroot the perfect combination to support heart health. Interesting research suggests that beetroot juice may temporarily reduce high blood pressure.