Keto Vodka Drinks | Low-Carb Cocktail Ideas

Keto Vodka Drinks are among the most favorite low-carb adult beverages that you can have and not ruin your boring diet. With vodka being a pure carb-free alcohol, it is the best keto alcohol for your mixed drinks. The key is to combine with sugar-free mixers and flavorings to keep net carbs in check.

The go-tos for dudes are a regular old vodka soda with lime or lemon, or vodka and some type of flavored seltzer or diet soda, maybe a vodka martini with olives. For some sweetened-up drinks, vodka can be mixed with unsweetened cranberry juice alternatives, sugar-free syrups, and heavy cream and coffee (if you fancy a keto-friendly White Russian). Herbs as garnishes, such as mint, cucumbers, or basil, add refreshing notes to keep it interesting, but not carby.

Keto Vodka Drinks
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These drinks can be light and bubbly or creamy and rich, and they are super easy to customize. They perfectly fit into ketogenic macros, so you can kick back or celebrate guilt-free.

Vodka, however, won’t break ketosis — but moderation must be exercised as alcohol can temporarily slow down fat burning. But thanks to some mindful mixers and portion control, keto vodka drinks give you all the cocktails’ sense of indulgence while sticking to those low-carb goals, making them a go-to for low-carb celebrations.

Keto Vodka Drinks Recipe

Keto Vodka Drinks

Keto Vodka Drinks

Prep Time 2 minutes
2 minutes
Total Time 4 minutes
Servings: 1
Calories: 100

Ingredients
  

  • 1.5 oz vodka
  • 1/2 cup sparkling water (lime or berry flavored, no sugar)
  • 1 tbsp fresh lime juice
  • Few drops of liquid stevia or monk fruit (optional)
  • Ice cubes
  • Lime wedge or Fresh mint for garnish

Equipment

  • Jigger or shot glass
  • Tall glass
  • Spoon or cocktail stirrer
  • Knife and cutting board

Method
 

  1. Half-fill a glass with ice and cool.
  2. Half-fill a glass with ice and cool.
  3. Finish with sparkling water as a mixer.
  4. Finish with sparkling water as a mixer.
  5. Garnish with mint spray or lime wedge and chill to taste.

Notes

Make it a keto vodka mojito: Muddle mint leaves and lime slices before adding vodka.
And for a fruity take, try flavored sparkling water instead (raspberry, black cherry).
Always measure portions — calories packed in alcohol stack up quickly.
Keto vodka drinks are clean and crisp, zero carb, and mix well for an evening cocktail or two – while maintaining ketosis.

Flavour Profile of Keto Vodka Drinks

  • Clean & Neutral Base- Vodka is light, smooth, and virtually tasteless—it gives you a clean slate to work with when preparing low-carb mixers.
  • Lightly Sweet (Sugar-Free Mixers)- Drinks sugar-free sodas, tonic water, flavored sparkling water Enjoy sweeteners without carbs.
  • Citrusy & Zesty- Lemon, lime or orange zest (and small amounts of sugar-free syrups or fresh juice) for brightness.
  • Herbal & Botanical Notes- Vodka drinks, when combined with herbs like mint, basil or cucumber, develop a chilled, garden-fresh demeanor.
  • Refreshing Finish- Chilled and served over ice, they’re crisp, cooling, invigorating — the perfect low-carb cocktail.

Keto Vodka Drinks Nutrition and Calories

Nutrient Amount per Serving
Calories 95–105 kcal
Total Fat 0 g
Protein 0 g
Total Carbohydrates 0–2 g
Dietary Fiber 0 g
Net Carbs 0–2 g
Sugar 0 g
Alcohol 14 g (per shot)
Sodium Depends on mixer

FAQs

Q1. Is vodka keto-friendly?

A1. Yes—vodka is good for a keto cocktail because it contains 0 carbs.

Q2. What can I mix drinks with vodka on keto?

A2. Seltzer, diet tonic, diet soda or flavored seltzers or unsweetened iced tea.

Q3. What are the carbs in vodka drinks?

A3. Vodka has 0 carbs, but mixers can add to carb counts, resulting in drinks with 0–2 net carbs when they’re mixed with calorie-free or no-calorie beverages.

Q4. Can I drink vodka on keto and stay in ketosis?

A4. Yes — vodka won’t throw you out of ketosis and will fill you up, but your body burns alcohol before it breaks down fat — which slows fat loss.

Q5. Do vodkas have calories if not carb-loaded?

A5. Yes—alcohol has about 7 calories per gram, though, so one shot = ~100 calories.

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