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Low-Cal, Low-Carb Cocktail RecipesA hangover may be the least of your worries after a night on
the town. Your cocktail of choice might be loaded with calories and
carbs, making happy hour a lot less happy. Party smart instead with
one of our tasty, diet-friendly cocktails. Not Your Granny's
Apple TeaYou don't have to sneak your liquor into mugs, but on
a chilly winter evening, you might want to with this low-cal twist
on the old-fashioned hot toddy. 6 ounces cinnamon apple spice tea,
like Celestial Seasonings
1 ounce dark rum Sugar substitute to taste Lemon twist Brew tea and pour into your favorite mug. Add rum, sugar substitute and lemon twist. Nutritional info: 73 calories, 0.8 g carbohydrates, 0 g fiber The Invisible OrangeThe screwdrivers of your youth are full of sugar, too filling and so '87. Get a more sophisticated orange flavor with this citrusy highball. Too bad there's not much vitamin C in here to protect you through cold season. 1 1/2 ounce orange-flavored vodka, like Absolut Mandrin, Stoli Ohranj or Smirnoff Orange Twist 1/4 ounce triple sec 1/2 ounce fresh lime juice 1/4 ounce simple syrup (made with sugar substitute)* 4 ounces diet tonic water Slice of orange for garnish * To make simple syrup: In a small plastic bottle, combine 1 part sugar substitute to 2 parts water and shake until dissolved. Combine vodka, triple sec, lime juice, simple syrup and tonic water in a highball glass with ice. Add orange slice. Nutritional page 1 of 2 | Next Page
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