You’re not 21 anymore, so it’s time to step-up your cocktail game. Or maybe you are 21, in which case: enjoy your youth! Soon you will be old and burdened by student loan debt!
Anyway. You’re older now and you’re looking for drinks that are a little more sophisticated than Flaming Dr. Pepper. These probiotic cocktails, from Elizabeth Stein, founder and CEO of Purely Elizabeth, fit the bill. With flavors like Hibiscus Ancho Chile + Rosemary and Vodka Lemon Cayenne + Thyme, they’ve got that high-end feel to them, and then they have an added, unexpected benefit too: they’re made with drinking vinegar.
What is drinking vinegar? It’s a blend of cold-pressed juice, vinegar—in this case, apple cider or coconut—and other ingredients like ginger, cayenne, and turmeric. Drinking straight vinegar can be a bit much for most people, but these blends are much more palatable. Suja Drinking Vinegars have four billion live probiotics in every bottle, so these cocktail recipes are good for your gut health too. Nice, right?
Vodka Lemon Cayenne + Thyme
Ingredients
- 1 bottle Suja Lemon Cayenne Drinking Vinegar
- 2 oz. vodka
- Thyme
- Ice
Instructions
- Fill a tall glass with ice. Add vodka and Suja. Stir to combine and garnish with thyme.
Get more healthy recipes and ideas from Purely Magazine.
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Well, thisbisnt very smart, as you kill the probiotics (it’s bacteria!) with alcohol. Cant you just drink it without the booze? Then, remove the orange rind, add the bourbon and SCD Herbal Probiotics and fill with ice. Such a smart way to make drinking somewhat “healthy”! ;)
In an Old Fashioned glass, muddle the bitters, sugar, orange wheel, cherry and a splash (or more) of soda. Then, remove the orange rind, add the bourbon and SCD Herbal Probiotics and fill with ice. Finally, garnish with a fresh orange wheel and cherry.
Well, thisbisnt very smart, as you kill the probiotics (it’s bacteria!) with alcohol. Cant you just drink it without the booze? Whats the point in buying probably expensive probiotic drink and then killing all the bacteria in it?
Such a smart way to make drinking somewhat “healthy”! ;)
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