Healthy coke balsamic vinegar recipe

A woman on TikTok went viral for sharing a recipe for 'Healthy Coke', and viewers are shocked by the unusual ingredients of the soda mix.

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Earlier this week, Amanda Jones posted a TikTok about a “healthy alternative” to Coca-Cola, aka “healthy coke.” We tried mixing balsamic vinegar with ...

It could also be a “healthy” alternative to Coke if you’re simply looking for a drink with less sugar. It was not greater than the sum of its parts, but its parts, when mixed, are not a completely repulsive combination. I also tried a combination of balsamic vinegar and pamplemousse LaCroix, which admittedly was a bit better. However, it’s reminiscent of a strawberry-balsamic shrub, which is typically added to prosecco or liquor, or a switchel, which is made with ginger, vinegar, water, and honey.) This company’s balsamic-soda recipe calls for one to two tablespoons of balsamic vinegar added to sparkling mineral water. Psst! The Cut and New York Magazine are conducting a survey about dating. It kind of tastes like the eponymous kola nut combined with citrus, cinnamon, and vanilla, but that’s about as helpful as saying “chocolate tastes like chocolate.” The flavor of this “healthy Coke” is, as mentioned above, extremely identifiable. “Healthy Coke” is not to be confused with dirty soda. Because I am a scared little baby, I started with a half-tablespoon of balsamic vinegar over a glass of ice and added plain seltzer water until it resembled Coke. It was light and refreshing in the way sparkling beverages are usually light and refreshing, but you could definitely taste the vinegar. Then, you top it off with your sparkling water of choice; she uses a guava LaCroix. Jones promises the concoction tastes “just like a Coke.” That said, I’m pretty sure if you mixed any dark liquid with a clear carbonated drink, it would also look a lot like Coca-Cola — 7 Up with some juice from a can of black beans, hot tar and a mango Bubly. Regardless, over just a few days, Jones’s TikTok has amassed 5.1 million views and inspired hundreds if not thousands of videos under the hashtag #healthycoke, mostly from people baffled by the idea that this pungent vinegar could magically become a sweet soda. My taste is bad, but I know it is bad, which actually makes it very good.