Mint-Infused Water Is the Most Refreshing Summer Drink | Cleanse with a Simple Body Detox Drink Recipe
Water infusions are the new rage. They are refreshing, a great way to get you to drink more water, detox and cleanse your body, and there is evidence that some nutrients may leach into the water during seeping.
One thing that makes your water, the most refreshing water ever, is adding a touch of Mint. Mint adds a touch of sweetness without the sugar to your water.
I love it because the subtle minty flavor is slightly sweet and especially refreshing. What’s even better is you can leave it seeping in water over a few days in the refrigerator and it never gets bitter or gives an overpowering taste.
One thing that makes your water, the most refreshing water ever, is adding a touch of Mint. Mint adds a touch of sweetness without the sugar to your water.
I love it because the subtle minty flavor is slightly sweet and especially refreshing. What’s even better is you can leave it seeping in water over a few days in the refrigerator and it never gets bitter or gives an overpowering taste.
It's utterly simple: a pitcher of water with a large bunch of fresh mint inside, chilled and cold from the fridge. The water has a faint sweetness from the mint; and tastes like how a garden smells. It made drinking water a refreshing pleasure again.
Making mint water couldn't be easier. Just fill up a water pitcher, clip a long sprig of fresh mint, put the mint inside the water pitcher, and keep the water pitcher in the refrigerator for about 24 hours. After that time, the mint should have lightly infused the water. This mint water is the perfect refreshment on a hot summer day because the mint continues to make your mouth tingle for a few minutes, even after the water is gone. When the pitcher is empty, Just refill and leave it in the fridge.
Mint is also soothing to the digestion, helps settle your stomach, easy to grow, and easy to find in your local green market or supermarket.
Mint-Infused Water is exactly the right thing for a hot day. The mint water in a pitcher is also great for entertaining because it looks beautiful and mint is a flavor most people can enjoy.
Making mint water couldn't be easier. Just fill up a water pitcher, clip a long sprig of fresh mint, put the mint inside the water pitcher, and keep the water pitcher in the refrigerator for about 24 hours. After that time, the mint should have lightly infused the water. This mint water is the perfect refreshment on a hot summer day because the mint continues to make your mouth tingle for a few minutes, even after the water is gone. When the pitcher is empty, Just refill and leave it in the fridge.
Mint is also soothing to the digestion, helps settle your stomach, easy to grow, and easy to find in your local green market or supermarket.
Mint-Infused Water is exactly the right thing for a hot day. The mint water in a pitcher is also great for entertaining because it looks beautiful and mint is a flavor most people can enjoy.
Have you ever tried it?
What is your favorite water infusion? Please leave your comments below!
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Photos by Vivek Kumar, Toa Heftiba, Jazmin Quaynor and Jason Briscoe on Unsplash.
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