Go Cocktails Review

 Summer is just around the corner and as we are gearing up to bare more skin we look for ways to cut a few extra calories. Go Cocktails has an easy solution, with only 5 calories per serving, you can enjoy your cocktails without sacrificing your diet. Go cocktails comes four of our favorite flavors; Apple Martini, Cosmopolitan, Margarita, and Lemon Drop.  Just add water and your favorite liquor, shake and go.  Individually packaged, you can carry these flavored packets everywhere you go.

Go Cocktails

Making specialty drinks at home can be expensive and often disappointing. Have you ever tried to make a cosmopolitan or an Apple Martini at home? Searching for the right mixers can be time-consuming and is often difficult to get the recipe just right. Go Cocktails is fast, easy, and taste just like your favorite bartender's recipe, but without all the extra calories.

[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="200"]Go Cocktails Go Cocktails--Cosmopolitans[/caption]

At first, I was skeptical. I am not usually a fan of anything that is Sugar-Free, and I am weary of strong drinks like Cosmopolitans and Apple Martinis.  These mixes are fantastic.  They have great flavor, no weird after taste, and all you add is liquor and water.  If you want to get creative try mixing these with your favorite flavored Vodka. Visit gococktails.com for great recipes like Key Lime Cosmo, a Melontini, or a Mango Margarita.

Go Cocktails

Stock up for the summer and make sure you are never without your favorite drink. Discover your newest guilt-free pleasure! The most fabulously delicious sugar-free, single serve, cocktail mixers on the planet!

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Natalie is a mother of two energetic boys ages 5 and 7. She spends her weekends working outside in the yard and loves DIY home improvement projects. She enjoys playing sports with her children and dreams of becoming a professional photographer.

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