Weekday Apple Cider Digestive Health Mocktail
Pantry Recipe
Weekday Apple Cider Digestive Health Mocktail
I celebrated 12 years of being of sober at the beginning of May. It’s not something I share often, but this is the deeper why to my mocktails and the reason that I create them. Sobriety gives me the clarity to tune into myself in order to create. If you are part of my community on Instagram, you know that I make fancy mocktails.
However, what I drink regularly is a simple mocktail made with apple cider vinegar, a dropper full of Belly Love Tonic from Anima Mundi, a dash of orange bitters, and I top it with seltzer. It’s delicious + adds digestive support from the Belly Love Tonic. If you like the tartness of apple cider vinegar, you will love this!
xo Chef Carla
PS: Don’t have Belly Love or orange bitters? I like it with apple cider vinegar and seltzer only too!
Weekday Apple Cider Digestive Health Mocktail
Serves 4
Mocktail Ingredients:
1 Tbsp. apple cider vinegar like Braggs
1 dropper Belly Love Tonic (use code CARLA15)
2-3 dashes non alcoholic orange bitters
1 cup ice
seltzer, to top off
edible flower, garnish (optional)
Weekday Apple Cider Digestive Health Mocktail
Add the ice, apple cider vinegar, 1 dropper of Belly Love Tonic, 2-3 dashes of orange bitters.
Top with seltzer and garnish with an edible flower.
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