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Home » Archives » February 2008 » Superfoods in my Cocktail


Superfoods in my Cocktail

Posted by Mandi Coleman (02.22.08, 3:20 PM)

First there was the Pomegranate Martini. POM was sold out of every store within a 100 mile radius of me, I'm sure. Now, it seems like the Superfood of the month is the Acai. It's a berry with the protein profile of an egg and has 30 times the heart-friendliness of red wine. Wow, huh? That's what I thought anyway. Who knows if it works the same way when drowned in Vodka and sugar, but it can't be all bad!

If it were available anywhere around here I might try it. Whole Foods carries the juice, and has a few frozen options, too. That definately beats nothing, and if I'm making a cocktail I'm not going to be squeezing each individual berry. I'm sure as the seasons change they will get a batch of the berries themselves in their produce department. Until then, I guess I'll have to stick to getting my protein and nutrients in liquid form!




Comments on "Superfoods in my Cocktail" (4)

Im a fan of the raspberry martini. Not sure if it could qualify as a superfood but it's better than a chocolate martini for sure

Comment by Holly Golightly (02.22.2008, 04:51 PM)


The Acai berry is far from being a new rage and has been popular in South America, for instance, for quite some time. Check the internet for multiple sources of this berry that is available in many forms everywhere.

Comment by Holly Wentlightly (02.23.2008, 01:24 PM)


Uh sorry Holly but I don't think most of us have access to berries in the Amazon. Guess its out of style there, but if it was just featured on Oprah it must be the next big thing here!

Comment by Uptown Girl (02.23.2008, 04:58 PM)


you mean not everyone travels to the rainforest for their antioxidants?

Comment by Laurey (02.25.2008, 05:06 PM)







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