Step 1. Preheat grill to medium-high. Advertisement. Step 2. Combine mint, lime juice, oil, rum, agave, 1/4 teaspoon salt and pepper in a mini food processor. Pulse until well incorporated, about 15 seconds. Reserve 2 tablespoons for …
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How to make a low carb Mojito? Add ice, about halfway, or as much to your preference, then add the white rum or vodka, lime juice, club soda and diet 7up and stir for a few seconds. (pic …
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Mix the mint and lime juice. Add the fresh mint leaves and lime juice into a measuring glass. Release the mint flavor. Use a muddler to crush the mint leaves. Add the …
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Traditionally, a muddler, which looks like a miniature wooden baseball bat, is used, but the handle of a wooden spoon or spatula works fine. Squeeze the juice of the lime into the …
Add ice, about halfway, or as much to your preference, then add the white rum or vodka, lime juice, club soda and diet 7up and stir for a few seconds. (pic 3-6) Garnish with fresh lime slices, mint leaves and enjoy! Should I Serve The Low Carb Mojito In a Highball Glass?
Mojitos are typically served in a tall glass. You can prepare this drink in a tall glass or two short glasses. Add the fresh mint, sweetener, and fresh lime juice to a glass or glasses. Use a muddler and crush the lime, sweetener, and mint. Add ice and club soda. Stir. Taste repeatedly and add additional sweetener, lime, or mint if you wish.
It is low carb and keto-friendly which means it will put a smile on your face with that first sip! While traditional mojitos are made by crushing sugar into the mint leaves, bringing out the mint flavor, and adding sweetness, we use granular erythritol instead.
Here are some tips for making a sugar free mojito mocktail or regular mojito. I just mentioned that the mint leaves need to be 'muddled' in this recipe.