During Christmas, people in Honduras have a traditional cheese cake. Central American nation of Honduras.
Prep Time: | 10 mins |
Total Time: | 10 mins |
Servings: | 1 |
Yield: | 1 drink |
Ingredients
- 1 grapefruit, juiced
- 1 (1.5 fluid ounce) jigger gin
- salt to taste
Instructions
- Shake together the grapefruit juice, gin, and a generous amount of salt in a cocktail shaker. Pour into a glass over ice.
Reviews
Love salty dogs and this recipe is pretty standard. The only thing I suggest doing different is salting the rim with coarse salt, instead of mixing it into the drink. I like using both yellow and red grapefruit.
Simple, refreshing and saves me $12.25 from the Chicago cocktail prices when made at home. Bonus points for drinking them without having to interact with the bar crowd.
This is also my “go to” drink! I use either pink or ruby red grapefruit for the sweetness, vodka, and salt the rim instead of in the drink. It counts as a fruit, right? 😉
My go to drink is a salty dog. I use vodka and search out restaurants that fresh squeeze grapefruit. Never add salt to the actual drink! It’s a salted rim!
This is sooo tasty. Don’t be deceived by its simplicity! I used bottled grapefruit juice (100% juice, not ruby red) and a couple pinches of salt. I think I like this even better than my usual summer fav of gin and tonic and that is saying alot!
This drink is great but try not to add too much salt. Also, DO NOT USE A PLASTIC CUP. The acid + the salt = a very messed up cup.
After buying tons of grapefruit from a co-worker’s son for a high school fundraiser, I tried this recipe and my oh my, am I glad I did! I used vodka instead of gin just because that’s what I had on hand, and added a packet of Splenda for a little sweetness. Very refreshing!
Love, love, love this cocktail! So simple. I used 1/2 grapefruit, a teaspoon af simple syrup, and a jigger of gin. I salted the rim with coarse salt. Perfect! I think I’ll have a double next time! I enjoy the taste of gin, but the drink works equally well with vodka. The grapefruit hides the alcohol taste, so be careful not to drink too much!
LOL!!I pulled off a couple of shopping bags worth of grapefruits just yesterday(being a grape grower I think we need to change the name of grapefruit!!), squeezed them and made vodka “Salty Dogs”. Yummo!
This is a great drink. I make mine with vodka instead.
Really good & fresh, felt healthy tasting (even though I am drinking BA-HOOZE)! Easy to make, thanks!