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1. Dry Gin Martini
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1. Dry Gin Martini
This cocktail keeps the calories low by cutting out any fruity liquids. It will be strong, but enjoyable. Make sure you skip the olive—those calories aren't worth it. Calories:
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1. Dry Gin Martini
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2. Old Fashioned
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2. Old Fashioned
Try an old fashioned for a cocktail that doesn't add too many unnecessary calories. Watch out for varieties that add fruity elements. Stick to this simple version (subtract the
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2. Old Fashioned
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3. Gin and Tonic
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3. Gin and Tonic
Anything that requires mostly club soda is going to be a safe bet sense it is zero calories. Skip the lime in this recipe and you will have a
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3. Gin and Tonic
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4. Vodka and Soda
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4. Vodka and Soda
This is another recipe that is incredibly light on calories. The lime juice/wedge is optional, and while it adds to the look of the drink, you'll want to eject
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4. Vodka and Soda
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5. Margarita
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5. Margarita
This cocktail takes a lot of reworking to make it a low calorie option, since it starts off with fruit juice. Thankfully, this recipe has done all of the
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5. Margarita
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6. Mojito
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6. Mojito
Replacing sugary simple syrup is a great way to lower calories and provide a more nutritionally-rich cocktail, like this recipe does. Calories: 144
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7. Bloody Mary
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7. Bloody Mary
Brunch should be a time of celebration, not a time to methodically watch calories. That's why this low carb version of a Bloody Mary was invented. Cut out
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7. Bloody Mary
If you’re trying to lose weight, you may have been told that drinking is a big no-no. Living a healthy life and enjoying all of the foods and drinks you love don’t have to be mutually exclusive. While you should steer clear of heavy alcohols like beer (unless you pick up a tasteless "lite" variety), you can definitely partake in certain spirits. Read more