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NuvoH2O Water Recipe: Infused Ice Cubes

NuvoH2O Water Recipe: Infused Ice Cubes

Published by Tait Washburn on 22nd Apr 2021

Drinking water is good for you, but we need to drink between 11 and 16 glasses a day and most of us don’t drink nearly that much. For anyone who has a hard time enjoying water, an easy way to cool a drink and add some extra flavor is making infused water ice cubes. A good infused water recipe can use fruit, berries, herbs, and more to turn water into a tasty treat and freezing that water makes an easy addition to a lemonade, water, or iced tea.

This recipe uses kiwi fruit, lemons, black and blueberries, and mint to make a drink additive that’s both sweet, refreshing, and healthy. Below is the video with a visual step-by-step, and below that are the written steps for easy reference.

Kiwi, Lemon, Berry, & Mint Infused Ice Cubes

What you’ll need:

  • Ingredients:
    • 2 kiwi
    • 1 lemon
    • 1 cup blueberries
    • 1 cup blackberries
    • Handful of mint
    • Water
  • Cutting board
  • Knife
  • 2 Pitchers (or one and other containers for water)
  • Strainer
  • Ice cube tray
  • Glass and muddler for muddling
  • Glass for pouring it into

Steps:

  1. Peel and slice kiwi fruit, slice and de-rind the lemon
  2. Muddle all the ingredients
  3. Put all ingredients into a pitcher, then fill with warm water.
  4. Let sit for 4-6 hours.
  5. Strain into the ice cube tray, leave in the freezer overnight
  6. Add to a glass of water for quick flavor

Be sure to peel those kiwi fruit and de-rind that lemon to avoid the water from becoming bitter during the infusion process. When serving this recipe, anyone who wants a drink can try the water before the ice cube tray step, and the ice cubes themselves can be a quick icy treat on their own! Any way you serve it, infused water is a versatile and healthy alternative to soda and store bought juices, so pop a few infused ice cubes in your water and enjoy the healthiest way to stay hydrated.