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Chocolatini cocktail in a walnut-rimmed glass dusted with dark chocolate flakes
This drink has a secret ingredient: walnuts. Walnuts are chock full of nutrients and a rich source of protein. You’ll get about 90% of your recommended daily intake of omega-3 fatty acids just by eating 1 ounce (¼ cup) of walnuts. Omega-3 fatty acids promote heart and joint health, and aid memory. Walnuts are packed with key vitamins and minerals and are the most heart-healthy nut of all.
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¼ cup ground walnuts
1 ounce vanilla vodka
1 ounce Irish cream liqueur
½ ounce dark chocolate liqueur
Orange wedge for rimming glass
Dark chocolate shavings for garnish
Makes 1 cocktail
Calories: 250
Cocktail created by Tanya Edwards, MEd, Director, Center for Integrative Medicine
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