Harissa is the real catch here—it's not stocked at most Harris Teeter or Food Lion locations, so expect a trip to Kroger's international aisle or ALDI if they have it in stock that week. The rest of the ingredients are straightforward and cheap: tomato juice and cherry tomatoes run under $2 total, and most pantries already hold balsamic vinegar, lime, and salt. The five-minute claim is honest for a drink, though you'll want harissa paste on hand beforehand. This is a single-serving cocktail that doesn't travel well once mixed, so it's a same-night pour, but the flavour twist on a Bloody Mary is genuine and worth the harissa stop if you're already hitting Kroger.