Buffalo Virgin Bloody Mary

Servings

1

Prep Time

5-10 minutes

Calories

124

Category

Beverage, Brunch

Made with fiery Primal Kitchen Buffalo Sauce in two heat levels, our refreshing take on an iconic brunch staple gives beachy California vibes with a spicy kick. Pair this no-dairy Buffalo Virgin Bloody Mary with avocado toast, eggs Florentine, or a smoked salmon bagel for a chic morning nosh. For a dose of extra sauciness, garnish your Bloody Mary mocktail with a cooked Buffalo wing!

A Virgin Bloody Mary made with Primal Kitchen Buffalo Sauce, on a white kitchen countertop with other products in the background.

Ingredients

For optional garnish:

  • Buffalo chicken wing
  • 1 stalk of celery
  • Olives

Directions

  1. Pour Primal Kitchen Hot Buffalo Sauce into a glass. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.

  2. Pour in Worcestershire sauce. Add horseradish and lemon juice.
  3. Add tomato juice. Fill with ice. Stir.
  4. Coat the rim of a clean, tall glass with avocado oil, extending slightly over the sides.

  5. Dip in hot seasoning mix until rim is coated.
  6. Pour the tomato juice mix, including ice, into the clean glass.
  7. Top with Primal Kitchen Original Buffalo Sauce.
  8. Garnish with celery stalk and/or chicken wing and olives on a skewer, if desired. 

If there's an "it" drink for fancy brunches, it's the Bloody Mary. A quintessential breakfast beverage, this refreshing tomato-based drink has been a staple of AM menus since the Roaring Twenties. For those who love the spicy, savory, sassy taste but prefer not to imbibe, the Bloody Mary Mocktail (aka the Virgin Mary) is a delicious alternative.  

A typical Virgin Bloody Mary contains tomato juice, Worcestershire, and spices, garnished with a celery stick. Our briny, savory, slightly sweet take on the brunch classic includes most of the basics, with one delicious difference: a creamy cayenne kick from our no-dairy Original Buffalo Sauce and Hot Buffalo Sauce that marries seamlessly with the clean taste of the veggies. Serve up this magnificent mocktail at breakfast, brunch, or as an upscale companion to your game-day platter of wings and fries.     




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