Berry Biotin-i: Berry Mocktail With Biotin Recipe
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To support hair, skin, and nails, you may already know that biotin (vitamin B7) can help. But if you’d like to enjoy your biotin in a new and fun way, you’re in luck!
Traditionally, drink recipes may be garnished with lime, lemon, or another beautiful fruit. In this tasty, alcohol-free healthy drink recipe, we’re topping it off with fruit — raspberries — as well as one of our beautiful heart-shaped Biotin Gummies!
For a healthier mocktail to enjoy on your own or to share with friends, try our Berry Biotin-i which looks and tastes great. Plus, you’ll support cell health, immunity, and more!
Berry Biotin-i: Berry Mocktail With Biotin Recipe
Category
Beverage
Author:
MaryRuth Ghiyam
To support hair, skin, and nails, you may already know that biotin (vitamin B7) can help. But if you’d like to enjoy your biotin in a new and fun way, you’re in luck!
Traditionally, drink recipes may be garnished with lime, lemon, or another beautiful fruit. In this tasty, alcohol-free healthy drink recipe, we’re topping it off with fruit — raspberries — as well as one of our beautiful heart-shaped Biotin Gummies!
For a healthier mocktail to enjoy on your own or to share with friends, try our Berry Biotin-i which looks and tastes great. Plus, you’ll support cell health, immunity, and more!
Ingredients
- 1 cup boiling water
- 3 raspberry hibiscus flavored tea bags
- 2 tablespoons of pomegranate martini mix simple syrup
- 1 tablespoon monk fruit sugar
- 3 tablespoons monk fruit simple syrup
- Ice
- 1 MaryRuth’s Biotin Gummy & 2 raspberries for garnish
Directions
- Pour boiling water over tea bags and steep for 3 minutes.
- Cool tea to room temperature.
- Combine the cooled tea and pomegranate martini mix simple syrup in a cocktail shaker with ice.
- Shake until well chilled!
- Strain into a martini glass and garnish with MaryRuth’s biotin gummy between 2 raspberries on a stick.
- Berry-licious!