In this slideshow, you’ll discover 7 nutritionist-recommended low-calorie cocktails that won’t affect your diet. More so, ...

There are more choices than you think when it comes to ordering low-calorie cocktails. Registered dietitian nutritionist Wendy Jo Peterson walks you through her favorites.

HOW TO MAKE IT: In a highball glass (or, fine, a copper mug), stir 1½ oz vodka, 1/3 oz lime juice, 3 oz ginger beer, and 3 oz ...

Perfect for cocktails under 100 calories, with only 64 calories per ounce, crafted from the world’s finest Russet Burbank potatoes found in Idaho. It’s gluten free, carb free, and no sugar added.

Smoothies: Blend fruits and vegetables with low-calorie milk or yoghurt for a nutritious and satisfying drink. Cocktails: By using vodka, gin, or rum mixed with club soda, fresh fruit juice ...

At number four, it's the drink that made the guy who invented the tiny cocktail umbrella a rich man. Say hello to the Mai Tai. At 310 calories, it tastes great, but also takes a big chunk out of ...

Espresso Martini An espresso martini is a cocktail you can enjoy with ... Replace whole milk with low-fat or skim milk or lower-calorie plant-based milk. Omit the heavy cream or use fat-free ...

Whatever you like to call your cold-weather cocktails ... that are low in effort and high in flavor. Even better: Most of them are also lower in calories and/or added sugars than what you might ...