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    Home » Indian » Indian Drinks » Watermelon Strawberry Citrus Juice Recipe | Watermelon Strawberry Agua Fresca

    Watermelon Strawberry Citrus Juice Recipe | Watermelon Strawberry Agua Fresca

    Published On May 9, 2022 by Aayushi Patel This Post May Contain Affiliate Links

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    Watermelon and Strawberry Juice

    Watermelon and strawberry are indeed an unfamiliar combination but don't toss them before you try them. I ended up making this refreshing juice, as a result of the husband buying an abundant amount of watermelons and strawberries. This was two years back when my family was visiting from India. Now I am so glad, I got to try my hands on these delicious flavors.

    The watermelon and strawberry juice has delicate notes of ginger and lime juice. It also has a very refreshing taste of mint and beautiful sweet notes from brown sugar, or any sweetener you choose to add. The black salt and cumin in the juice add to beautiful distinct flavors that are absolutely irreplaceable. This has become a regular at our home, and I am sure once you try it ... you will make it as often as we do.

    I am always finding ways to keep myself hydrated. Sometimes chugging on water gets extremely boring, so I prefer some type of refreshing juice. Also talk about third trimester and hot flashes. Watermelon and strawberries are a great source of vitamins and minerals. Along with coconut water, adding different fruits to my diet always helps.

    How to make this Juice?

    It is super easy to make this juice. The ingredients are very basic and can be easily found in the pantry. If you don't have black salt, don't worry I recommend using kosher salt or pink Himalayan salt for this juice. I bet it will taste amazing. This juice is dump and pulse. Dump all the ingredients in your best blender, pulse, sieve if you would like and done.

    Watermelon and Strawberry Juice

    Watermelon and Strawberry Juice

    The watermelon and strawberry juice has delicate notes of ginger and lime juice. It also has a very refreshing taste of mint and beautiful sweet notes from brown sugar
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    Prep Time: 5 minutes
    Cook Time: 5 minutes
    Total Time: 12 minutes
    Course: Beverages, Fresh Juices, Mocktails
    Cuisine: American, Indian, Mexican
    Keyword: Beverages, Cantaloupe and Strawberry Juice, Fresh Juice, Refresher
    Author: Aayushi Patel

    Equipment

    • Blender
    • Fine Mesh Strainer

    Ingredients

    • 4 Cups Watermelon Cubed
    • 2 Cups Strawberry Cut into halves, tightly packed
    • 1/4 Cup Lemon or Lime Juice
    • 10-12 Leaves Fresh Mint
    • 1 Tsp Cumin Powder
    • 1 Tsp Black Salt Himalayan or Kosher Salt works too
    • 1 Tbsp Sweetener of your Choice (Optional)

    Instructions

    • Prepare and measure watermelon and strawberries.
    • Now in a blender, I am using vitamix, add watermelon, strawberries, mint, lime/lemon juice, cumin powder and black salt. Start with adding 1 Tbsp of Sugar or Sweetener of your choice. Add more if required. Add 4 Cups of Chilled water. (Just pulse everything without water if you are planning to make it as a cocktail. )
    • Pulse on high speed. Once all the ingredients come together. Give it a taste. Adjust the sweetness as per your taste. If you add more sweetener, pulse it one more time.
    • Now, you can sieve the juice or leave it out. I sometimes do sieve it and other times I don't. I recommend to sieve it for a smooth texture of juice if serving to guests or planning to add a little booze to it.
    • Serve chilled.
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