How to Make a Low FODMAP White Wine Spritzer
Does the idea of a white wine spritzer sound a little retro to you? No matter, because it really is a perfect low FODMAP drink.
Let me extol its virtues.
- It contains WINE!
- The wine is expanded upon volume-wise with sparkling water or club soda. One instance where more is better!
- You can decorate it with low FODMAP grapes on a bamboo skewer or swizzle stick.
- It takes about 1 minute to prepare.
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We have the world’s first low FODMAP Pina Colada, and so many more. And actually, that one has a “virgin” option, as well for all of you coconut and pineapple lovers.
But back to the low FODMAP White Wine Spritzer. For those of you who thought this DID sound like a good idea, let’s get to it!
Pour wine in a glass. Top with club soda or sparkling water. That’s it.
You could add a wedge of lime, or thread some grapes on a skewer like we did. That way you can nibble and satisfy your thirst!
Low FODMAP White Wine Spritzer
A White Wine Spritzer CAN be low FODMAP if you follow our recipe.
Ingredients:
- 5 ounces (150 ml) chilled white wine
- Club soda or sparkling water
- Slice of lime or a few grapes threaded on a skewer
Preparation:
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Pour wine into glass.
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Top with soda water and serve - with or without garnish.
Notes:
Tips
- Were you surprised to learn the white wine is low FODMAP in amounts of 150 ml? Ditto for red wine and sparkling!
Nutrition
All nutritional information is based on third-party calculations and should be considered estimates. Actual nutritional content will vary with brands used, measuring methods, portion sizes and more. For a more detailed explanation, please read our article Understanding The Nutrition Panel Within Our Recipes.