Fruit Infused water is a top notch way to stay hydrated and have deliciously refreshing drinks ready when you are on board. They are a great alternative to alcoholic beverages and there are countless ways to dress them up and switch up the flavours to suit anyone's taste. A full version of the benefits of Fruit Infused water can be read in the print edition of Canadian Yachting magazine, August 2014.
Honeydew Mojito Workout Water
This fat burning drink is perfect before, during and after a workout. It’s packed with vitamin C to keep your metabolism going strong. In addition, the mint will help cool you down after a hot workout.
Makes 4 litres (refill 2-4 times)
¼ cup fresh mint
1 cup honeydew melon, sliced into chunks
1 lime, thinly sliced into rings
Add mint to bottom of clean, 4-liter pitcher and — using a fork or muddler — squish the leaves to release the oils. Add in the melon and limes, top with 3 cups of ice and then cover with water. Place in your fridge for 1-3 hours before serving. Once the water is halfway consumed, refill with more cold water. You can continue refilling 3-5 times or until flavor is lost. At that time, replace with more fruit.
*A note on the water bottle method: You may not be able to get the ingredients out if you use a traditional water bottle. For re-use, I recommend using a water bottle with a wide mouth for easier extraction of ingredients.
Recipe courtesy of tonetiki.com
Strawberry Lime Cucumber and Mint Water
1 cup sliced strawberries1 cup sliced cucumbers
2 limes, sliced
1/4 cup fresh mint leaves
Ice cubes
Water
Recipe courtesy http://keeneating.com
Blueberry Orange Water
Ingredients
6 cups water
2 mandarin oranges,cut into wedges
a handful of blueberries
ice
Directions
Combine all ingredients in a pitcher and put in the fridge for 2-24 hours to allow the water to infuse.
You can also squeeze in the juice of one mandarin orange and muddle the blueberries to intensify flavour a bit.
Serve cold.
Recipe courtesy of www.thepeachkitchen.com.
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