Move over water and make way for these ultimate summer drinks
Summer is here and the need to keep hydrating has reached a
peak! However, there’s no need to limit yourself to simple cold coffee or
everyday iced tea. Here’s your summer drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) guide
to help you cool off:
Summer Beat
This drink is the best way to use up cut watermelons. Made with only a few
ingredients, with vodka being our fave, think of this as an adult’s version of
a summer drink. Prepare and refrigerate ahead of time or enjoy a fresh batch of
this drink that only takes a few minutes to get ready.
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Watermelon Cherry Caipiroska
Savour the dog days of summer with this watermelon, cherry and vodka drink. Made
with real fruits and no added sugar, get a taste (or sip, in this case) of
summer without having to fear about your bikini body.
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Kiwi Mush Mojito
While mojitos taste amazing on their own, adding kiwis not only helps add a
summery yet cooling twist to your drink. As refreshing as it will look, this
Kiwi Mush Mojito made with rum is sure to uplift your spirit on a warm day. Add
some white rum to make it an adult treat, or leave out the booze for a fun, refreshing
one.
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Litchi Fantasy
Not your typical thirst-quencher on a hot summer day, this mocktail recipe is
yet a keeper. Apart from fresh litchi juice, the drink is enriched with the
goodness of lemon, pineapple and a dash of fresh cream this mocktail tastes
like a beach vacation. Alternatively, you can also pour the mocktail into ice
cream pop molds and freeze to enjoy litchi lollies.
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Summer Ultimate
This watermelon and vanilla ice cream shake could actually help bring all the
boys to the yard. A hybrid between a drink and a dessert, this ultimate drink
that is guaranteed to make even the fussiest kid drink up their glass of milk!
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Tofu Watermelon Tango
The sweetness of watermelon combines well with the silkiness of tofu to bless
you with one of summer’s best offerings. Quick and easy to whip up on a hot
summer day, this smoothie makes for a great start to your long day. Tip: Make
and refrigerate at night for the best grab-and-go morning meal.
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Watermelon Panna
Why only limit the panna to mangoes when you could also get experimental with
summer’s second best offering, juicy watermelons. Easy to make, this watermelon
panna recipe could is the best respite from the heat.
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Fruity Sun Rise
A delicious and refreshing mocktail, this drink combines the sweetness of
melon and pomegranate along with the tanginess of orange and lemon to create an
irresistible summery flavour. End result is a colourful and refreshing summer
drink.
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Coolant
Watermelons are decidedly one of the most refreshing summer fruits, especially
when paired with ginger and a splash of orange. Even better when it’s a boozy
affair, delivering a delightfully pungent, spicy kick with every sip.
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Grape Lemonade
Like grapes? Like lemonade? We've combined two big flavours to give you the
perfect cocktail that promises a burst of refreshment and excitement. A few
lemons, black grapes, mint leaves, lime juice, dark rum, ice cubes and a minute
is all you need to cool off during the warm summer months in style.
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Carrot Plum Ice Tea
Why buy bottled ice tea when making it from scratch is so easy? Plus, making
your own iced tea helps you avoid artificial sweeteners found in many
store-bought iced teas. In this recipe, carrot, mint and tea come together to
make for a refreshing combo.
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