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Refreshing Low 30 Calories – Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail (No Alcohol)

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Published : July 2, 2025
Updated : August 11, 2025

Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail. I made it one summer. Heatwave. No shade. I had raspberries in the fridge, a bunch of mint, and limes on the counter. Didn’t want anything heavy. Didn’t want alcohol either. Just something cold, sharp, and fresh.

I crushed the fruit, added lime juice, mint leaves, fizzy water. Took a sip. That was it. Tart, bubbly, bright. Everyone wanted a glass. Then the pitcher was gone. It became my thing. This Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail is still what I make when it’s too hot to think and I need a drink that actually helps. Light. Easy. No guilt. Just good.

Finished Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail garnished with lime and raspberries
A vibrant mojito mocktail served chilled with fresh raspberry and lime garnish

Ingredients & Preparation

No blender. No syrup. No waiting. This Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail comes together fast. Fresh fruit. A twist of citrus. And bubbles to finish it off.

Start with the basics. Muddle raspberries, lime juice, and mint in a glass. That’s your base. Bright. Tart. A little sweet. Everything you want in a mojito, without the alcohol, sugar crash, or heaviness.

The secret? A tiny splash of vanilla-lime. Sounds fancy. It’s not. But it makes this Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail taste way more special than it should for 30 seconds of prep.

Main Ingredients:

  • 30g fresh raspberries (a small handful)
  • 15ml lime juice (about ½ lime)
  • 5 mint leaves, fresh
  • Ice cubes
  • Sprite Zero or lime sparkling water, to top

Tropical Vanilla Splash (Rum-Free Flavor Booster):

Mix in a small glass:

  • 10ml white grape juice
  • 3ml fresh lime juice
  • ⅛ teaspoon vanilla extract

Pour it all over ice. Stir. Top with something fizzy. That’s it. Your Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail is done, and tastes like a real drink, not just juice in a glass.

It reminds me a little of our strawberry mango lemonade. Light. Sparkly. Totally satisfying.

How to Make the Perfect Low Calorie Mojito Mocktail

I didn’t plan it. Just opened the fridge. Raspberries. A lime. Some mint. It was hot outside, and I needed something cold. No sugar. No booze. Just fresh. That’s how this Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail happened the first time. Now, I make it all summer.

Muddle the base

Grab a few raspberries. Around 30g. Half a lime, squeezed. Five mint leaves. Not more. Toss it all in a sturdy glass. Use a spoon or anything you have. Press gently. Don’t smash it. You want the oils. The juice. That scent. This is your base.

Add the tropical splash

Now for the twist. 10ml white grape juice. 3ml lime juice. A drop of vanilla extract. Just one. Pour it in. That’s your flavor boost. Not sweet. Just soft. Tropical. Unexpected. It ties it all together.

Ice and fizz

Fill the glass with ice. All the way. Top with Sprite Zero or lime sparkling water. Let it bubble up. Stir once. Not too much. It should stay light. That’s it. No syrup. No alcohol. Just a clean, fizzy Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail you can sip any time.

If you liked this one, keep exploring. There’s always another fruit to mix, another moment to cool down.

Hand muddling raspberry lime mojito mocktail in a tall clear glass
Muddling fresh raspberries, mint, and lime juice to build the mocktail base

Flavor Tips & Smart Variations

You’ve got your Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail. But maybe it’s too hot. Or too mellow. Or you’ve just got different fruit in the fridge. Good. This drink was made to be messed with.

Add fruit. Or herbs. Or both.

For something sweeter, toss in a few pineapple chunks when you muddle. It cuts the lime. Makes everything pop. Turns your Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail into a tropical chill-out. It gives off the same energy as our Cucumber and Pineapple Detox, clean, fresh, full of sun.

Need something cooler? Swap raspberries for cucumber slices. The flavor softens. The mint hits harder. You feel it more in the back of your throat. It’s light. Hydrating. A little spa-like. You can even switch the mint for basil if you want a deeper, rounder note. Works great with sparkling water you’ve let sit overnight with fruit.

Slushy version? Absolutely.

Throw the whole thing in a blender with crushed ice. Pulse a few times. Serve in a cold glass. You don’t need a spoon. Just a straw and a shady spot. It’s still your Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail, just colder and louder.

One more twist: agua fresca-style

Want to play? Add a splash of Agua de Pepino. It’s got that mellow green note. Smooth. Unexpected. Like your mocktail just came back from vacation in Mexico.

No matter how you spin it, the base stays the same. Light. Fizzy. Easy. That’s the point. You don’t need a bar setup. Just fresh things. A glass. And a minute to make something good.

Nutritional Benefits (Just 30 Calories!)

You don’t always want a green juice. Or another bottle of flavored water that promises a lot and delivers little. Sometimes you just want something that tastes like a treat, but isn’t. That’s what this Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail gives you. 30 calories. That’s it.

Light without the trade-offs

This isn’t one of those “light” drinks that tastes like compromise. You get real flavor. From fruit. From mint. From lime. No sugar crash. No regret. Just clean, crisp sips that actually taste like something. One glass? Great. Two? Still under 70 calories. That’s less than a store-bought kombucha.

No sugar, no booze, no catch

No syrup. No hidden ingredients. No weird aftertaste. This Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail skips all the usual stuff that weighs a drink down. It’s just fruit, herbs, bubbles. The lime gives you vitamin C. Mint helps with digestion. Raspberries? A little fiber. A few antioxidants. And it still tastes like a mojito.

Hydration, with a little flair

Sometimes you’re just tired of water. This fixes that. It’s fizzy. It’s bright. It makes hydration feel like a win. Sprite Zero or lime sparkling water keeps it sugar-free and still fun. Perfect after a walk. Or with lunch. Or when your brain says “wine” but you know better.

So yeah, it’s just a mocktail. But also? It’s a moment. A small thing that feels like care. That helps you stay on track without ever feeling restricted. The Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail isn’t just good for you. It’s good, full stop.

When to Serve This Mojito Mocktail

This one works any time. Brunch, dinner, middle of the week. Alone or with a crowd. The Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail doesn’t need a big moment, it makes one. It’s fizzy enough to feel festive. But simple enough to pour and sip without thinking.

Brunch goes better with bubbles

There’s something about lime and mint that wakes you up. That’s why this mocktail fits right into a slow weekend spread. Eggs, toast, fresh greens, all better with something cold and bright in your glass. If you want to pair it with food, try our cucumber yogurt salad. Creamy, tangy, refreshing. It hits the same notes, just in a different way.

And if you’re hosting, this is the move. Make a pitcher. Skip the alcohol. Everyone can have a glass. Nobody feels left out. The color alone makes people smile.

Pour, top, done

Muddle the base ahead. Keep it chilled. When it’s time, just pour over ice and top with bubbles. The Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail is ready in seconds, but looks like you planned it all morning. And honestly, that’s part of the charm.

No sugar. No buzz. Still special.

This isn’t soda. It’s not a shortcut. It’s a real drink, just without the crash or the hangover. If you’re skipping alcohol, even for a day, this gives you something that still feels like a treat. The Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail is light. Sharp. A little fancy. And always worth making.

Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail in clear glass with crushed ice being poured in
Crushed ice falling into a raspberry mint lime base

FAQ About Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail

Can I use a different fruit instead of raspberries?

Absolutely. While raspberries give the Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail its signature color and tartness, you can swap them for strawberries, blueberries, or even pineapple. Just make sure to muddle the fruit well to release the juices. It’s a fun way to create your own version of this fruity mocktail.

 Can I make this mocktail ahead of time?

Yes, just prepare everything in advance except the sparkling water. Muddle the base ingredients and store the mix in the fridge for up to 24 hours. When you’re ready to serve, simply pour over ice and top with fizz. This way, your Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail stays fresh and bubbly at the last minute.

Is there a way to make it less sweet?

Definitely. The sweetness comes mostly from the white grape juice and the sparkling beverage. Use an unsweetened lime sparkling water or reduce the amount of the Tropical Vanilla Splash for a more tart version. The result is still a refreshing, sugar-free mocktail with a clean finish.

 What can I use if I don’t have white grape juice for the Tropical Vanilla Splash?

If grape juice isn’t on hand, try apple juice or a splash of pear juice as a substitute. Just keep it light to avoid overpowering the other flavors. The idea is to keep the Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail bright, balanced, and alcohol-free, with a hint of smoothness from the vanilla.

One Last Sip

The Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail isn’t trying to impress. But somehow, it does. It’s just fruit. A splash of citrus. Bubbles. But when it hits the glass, it feels like more. Lighter. Calmer. Like a small reward after a long day.

I keep coming back to it. When I want something real. Something clean. No sugar. No stress. Just the kind of drink you can make in five minutes and still feel good about pouring a second round.

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Finished Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail garnished with lime and raspberries

Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail (No Alcohol)


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  • Author: Sarah Mitchell
  • Total Time: 5 minutes
  • Yield: 1 serving
  • Diet: Low Calorie

Description

A refreshing and fizzy Raspberry Lime Mojito Mocktail with only 30 calories. Made with raspberries, lime juice, mint, and a tropical vanilla splash, topped with sparkling water.


Ingredients

Scale

30g fresh raspberries

15ml freshly squeezed lime juice (about ½ lime)

5 fresh mint leaves

15ml tropical vanilla splash (see below)

Ice

Sprite Zero or lime-flavored sparkling water (to top)

Tropical Vanilla Splash (Rum-Free Flavor Booster):

10ml white grape juice

3ml lime juice

A drop of vanilla extract (⅛ tsp max)


Instructions

In a sturdy glass, muddle the raspberries, lime juice, and mint leaves until juicy and fragrant.

Add the tropical vanilla splash.

Fill the glass with ice.

Top with Sprite Zero or a lime-flavored sparkling water.

Stir gently to combine.

Garnish with fresh mint and raspberries.

Serve immediately.

Notes

Use unsweetened lime sparkling water for an even lighter version. For variety, substitute raspberries with strawberries or pineapple.

  • Prep Time: 5 minutes
  • Cook Time: 0 minutes
  • Category: Drinks
  • Method: Stirred
  • Cuisine: International

Nutrition

  • Serving Size: 1 glass
  • Calories: 30
  • Sugar: 2g
  • Sodium: 20mg
  • Fat: 0g
  • Saturated Fat: 0g
  • Unsaturated Fat: 0g
  • Trans Fat: 0g
  • Carbohydrates: 5g
  • Fiber: 1g
  • Protein: 0g
  • Cholesterol: 0mg

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