The Rachael Ray Show

Grammy Award winning artist Fergie recently announced her partnership and part-ownership of Voli Light Vodkas.

With great tasting Voli Light Vodkas, now you can channel your inner pop star and re-create these Fergalicious cocktails with !

To help promote Fergie new venture, the celebrity singer appeared on The Rachael Ray Show, and created her own cocktails and mixed them herself!

Voli Light Vodka is the world’s first low-calorie fruit and fusion flavored vodka. Voli Light Vodkas are on average 25% to 40% lower in calories than leading brands, include natural electrolytes, and while they are flavored, they are sugar-free!

Voli Light Vodkas’ natural ingredients achieve the perfect balance of natural fruit flavors and vodka distilled from superior French wheat and pure spring water. Voli’s fusion flavors are multiple fruit flavors masterfully blended together in perfect proportion to create tastes and aromas unlike any other.

Voli Light Vodka flavors include:

• Voli Lyte- an impeccably smooth vodka with a light finish
• Voli Lemon- a strong, zesty citrus flavor paired with a mellow verbena taste
• Voli Espresso Vanilla- an awakening coffee aroma with vanilla and just a hint of sweet cocoa
• Voli Raspberry Cocoa- a heavenly blend of raspberry and cocoa that’s just sweet enough
• Voli Orange Vanilla- an orange and vanilla swirl that results in a delightful creamsicle flavor

Estimated retail price is $19.99 per bottle and is sold and served nationwide – Affordable and calorically conscious, what more could you ask for? In a world where things add up, it’s nice to subtract.

Below are several delicious cocktails with  Voli Light Vodka:

VOLI GREEN GARDEN

Bar Tools Needed: Boston shaker, measuring cup, strainer, pressure juicer, martini glass

Ingredients:
-Voli Lyte Vodka
-Cut Green Pepper
-Lime Juice
-Handful of Basil
-Organic stevia/no-calorie sweetener
-Salt and pepper for martini rim

Directions:

-Step 1: Take a handful of the green pepper and put into the shaker. Muddle the green pepper. Add in a handful of basil to the muddled green pepper. (Tearing the bunch of basil in half. No need to further muddle)
-Step 2: Add 2 oz of Voli Lyte
-Step 3: Add 1 oz Lime Juice
-Step 4: Add 1 package of organic stevia or no-calorie sweetener
-Step 5: Rim the martini glass with black pepper and salt mix
-Step 6: Mix, shake and strain into the martini glass
-Step 7: Pull a piece of basil from the bundle, smack the basil in your hand to release the oils and natural flavors and garnish the cocktail with the basil on top.

APPROXIMATE CALORIES: 100

J’ADORE CAFÉ

Bar tools needed: Boston Shaker, measuring cup, strainer, rocks glass

Ingredients:

-Voli Espresso Vanilla

-1 shot of Espresso
-Coffee Beans

-Organic stevia/no-calorie sweetener

Directions:
-Step 1: Pour 1.5 oz of Voli Espresso Vanilla into the tin
-Step 2: Add 1 Shot of Espresso
-Step 3: Add 1 Packet of organic stevia or no-calorie sweetener
-Step 4: Add ice to a rocks glass
-Step 5: Mix, shake and strain into the rocks glass

APPROXIMATE CALORIES: 100

Stacy Ann Ferguson began her career in 1983 as the voice of Sally Brown in the children’s cartoon series Charlie Brown. Shortly afterwards, at the age of eight, she made her first appearance on the variety television program Kids Incorporated.

Ferguson replaced Black Eyed Peas background singer Kim Hill, who left the group in 2000. Ferguson recorded five songs with the group before she was invited to join them permanently.

Fergie released her first solo single “London Bridge” on July 13, 2006 and it reached #1 in the US music chart.

Growing up in a strict Catholic upbringing, “I’ve had lesbian experiences in the past. I won’t say how many men I’ve had sex with – but I’m a very sexual person.”

“I started doing Ecstasy. Then I got addicted to crystal methamphetamine. My weight dropped to 90lb. I lied to my friends and said I was bulimic. Finally I started going crazy. In that moment I talked to God and He said: ‘I’ve given you all these gifts, so what are you doing?’ I decided to get clean. I told everybody what was wrong.”