Sentences with phrase «like club soda»

Like club soda, seltzer is water that has been carbonated.

Like club soda, it is carbonated water that contains minerals.

If possible, choose carbonated beverages that contain no additional sugar or artificial sweeteners like club soda or seltzer water.

* By the way, tonic water is NOT calorie - free like club soda... it actually has just as much sugar as regular soda.

Instead, choose beverages like wine, champagne or distilled alcohol with sugar free mixers like club soda.

I mixed it with cranberry juice and it tasted more like the club soda than the juice.

We're used to combining hard liquor with mixers like club soda, tonic, and regular soda.

If you choose to use a liquid like club soda or gingerale or gluten free beer, the dough will be more like batter and easier to mix, even with a whisk.

Not exact matches

If you like a sweeter Sangria, use ginger ale in place of club soda.»

I boil it to get juice, add honey and add enough to club soda or seltzer to get the strength I like.

If you want to make it non-alcoholic, like Ashley did because she's preggers, just shake up coconut water, club soda, pineapple juice, vegan food coloring, or spirulina!

I like gluten - free beer, Perrier or club soda or similar liquids.

Put them in a glass with a pour of vodka and a sweet liqueur like crème de cassis, plus lemon - lime soda if you really like sugar (or lemon juice and club soda if you don't).

Use club soda or another tasteless liquid or if you like GF beer, try one of those.

Bonus # 11 — If you really want a tall, fluffy loaf of bread, use a carbonated beverage like gluten free beer, club soda or ginger ale!

Produce a tempura batter with rice flour, AP flour and, as an alternative of club soda like I encourage in my recipe, we use the sake, but not before working it through a siphon to carbonate it.

If offering cocktails, plan for one special seasonal cocktail that you can mix ahead, then provide ingredients for basic mixers like: club soda, simple syrup, coke, cherries, luxardo, vermouth, bitters, lime wedges, olives, and a variety of 3 - 5 classic liquors.

I'm obviously not above a glass of plain old iced wine and club soda, but the addition of a little liqueur and some fresh «floaters» like fruit, cucumber, and even herbs (I'm partial to mint and basil) really changes the game.

I like to mix up a couple batches of the base (each batch serves 6) and let people top off their glasses with club soda — spritz yo» self!

Don't worry if you don't like beer, you can substitute club soda for the beer.

Repeat process with remaining slurry - coated vegetable and shrimp mixture, adding a splash or so of club soda if needed to loosen batter (it should look like a glossy coating), to make another fritter.

Keep it clear I like to limit myself to clear liquors — either tequila or vodka — with a splash of club soda.

* I like to pour the club soda into the cup I used to smash the blueberries to get any remaining sugar / blueberry mixture that didn't pour into the glasses.

Instead of sugar - laden cocktails, choose lower - calorie drinks like a white - wine spritzer, light beer, red or white wine, flavored vodka with club soda or tequila on the rocks with lime.

Pure spirits are best and should only be mixed with sugar free liquids, like water, club soda or diet tonic.

At Las Casas you will find the staff in their period appropriate attire ready to serve you amazing food and drinks, pulling horse drawn carriages, operating trolleys or other period relevant recreations like soda stands, bakeries, pools, pool halls, dance clubs, all with an old fashioned theme.

Your friend who likes to party is going to love this reusable cup she can fill with club soda — or something stronger.