Water "Fruit Sangria"
Try this delicious water-based "fruit sangria" recipe for a refreshing drink without sugary sodas or alcohol.
Here is a easy drink recipe which will leave your guest impressed, whether it's for a winter holiday party or a summer picnic!
In this Clean Eating episode, Arielle helps you kick the habit of all those sugary sodas and sweetened fruit drinks by showing you how to make a fruit sangria that uses water as a base instead of wine or soda. You can either cut up some fresh fruit and store it in your freezer yourself, or you can use frozen fruit from your supermarket.
Here, Arielle starts with a few cups of frozen peaches, blueberries and strawberries. You can also use blackberries or mangoes if you want. She adds them to raspberry water, which is just 2 cups of raspberries that have been soaking in water. This is a great substitution for sugary drinks because it tastes delicious, looks beautiful, and treats your body great!
Ingredients
- 2 cups frozen (or fresh) raspberries
- 2 cups frozen (or fresh) peaches
- 2 cups frozen (or fresh) strawberries
- 2 cups frozen (or fresh) blueberries
- 4-6 cups water (depending on size of pitcher)
Instructions
Add raspberries and water to a large pitcher Add remaining fruit, mix, and let sit until water absorbs color, at least 2 minutes, or overnight for best results. Pour into a pretty wine glass and sip! *Add more/less fruit depending on how big pitcher isNutrition Information
Nutrition Information Based on a Single Serving
*Percent Daily Value are based on a 2000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
Dietary Needs
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