What Did Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg Drink At The Puppybowl?
Last week at perhaps the best sporting event of 2021, The Puppy Bowl, had Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg, drinking one back with Martha’s own signature cocktail, the Martha’s Salty Dog Cocktail.
The Salty Dog is a twist on the classic Greyhound cocktail, and I’ve included Martha’s recipe from the segment below, in case you’re looking for a mid-week treat to share with your readers. She’s a brand fan so it is not a surprise that her Salty Dog honors Belvedere’s all-natural philosophy and our ‘simple, best, fresh’ approach to cocktails. Want one to make for yourself? See our recipe below, and you’ll be drinking with the dogs in no time.
Rim your glass with a wedge of lime for a fresh shot of juice
Dip the wet rim into a plate of coarse salt
Pour 3 ounces of freshly squeezed grapefruit juice into a shaker with ice
Follow the freshly squeezed grapefruit juice with 1 ½ oz. of Belvedere Pure
Shake the juice, vodka & ice and pour it all right into your salt rimmed glass
Garnish with a wedge of lime, add a paper straw and enjoy
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