If you get bored with plain water, give this Raspberry and Mint Water a try. We have used sparkling water, so it’s a healthier alternative to fizzy sugary drinks and a great way to stay hydrated with a fruity twist.
Raspberry and Mint Water
If you are looking for a non-alcoholic low calorie drink to enjoy this summer, or just a way to make water more exciting, then make a jug of the mint water with added raspberries. Plain water can get a little boring after a few glasses each day, but by just adding some berries and fresh herbs, it takes it to another level.
Fizzy drinks can be an issue for many people, and they can be hard to cut down on. Fizzy water is a great alternative, which is what we have used in this recipe.
If you are not a fan of fizzy drinks, then you could just just plain tap water or even some coconut water if you wanted even more flavour.
How To Make Raspberry and Mint Water – Step by Step:
One: Put everything in a jug and put in the fridge for a couple of hours to allow all the flavours to infuse.
Other Drink Recipes To Try:
Sparkling Cucumber Water
Peach Iced Tea
Rose and Strawberry Infused Water
Mocha Frappuccino
Pomegranate Water
Blueberry Smoothie
Tropical Smoothie
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Some extra tips for thisRaspberry and Mint Water:
- Add some extra flavour and a burst of citrus by squeezing in half a lemon.
- Keep it in the fridge for a few hours, as this allows all the flavours to really infuse.
- You can either use fizzy water, tap water or coconut water.
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Raspberry and Mint Water
Instructions
- Pour all of the ingredients in to a jar and leave to infuse.
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Notes
- Add some extra flavour and a burst of citrus by squeezing in half a lemon.
- Keep it in the fridge for a few hours, as this allows all the flavours to really infuse.
- You can either use fizzy water, tap water or coconut water.
- You could muddle them all together, to release some of the flavours, but I like it this way.
This post was originally published on 17th June 2016 and updated on 30th April 2019.
Kathy Smith says
Looks Delicious! Thanks for sharing this. I get more ideas from it. I love sparkling water. I want to try this at my home.
Mel says
Flavoured water is so lovely! My kids keep asking me to buy lemons so I can add them to their water bottles for school. They think it’s so cool! I don’t think they’d be allowed to add fruit, but I could try cucumber next!
WhatLauraLoves says
I’m definitely going to make this sparkling water; it sounds so refreshing! xxx
Helen Costello says
Happy belated birthday – How lovely that Dave made you that delightful cake. I was so creative with non-alcoholic cocktails when I was pregnant – your recipe sounds so refreshing!