Lemon Mint Cooler🍋

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Ingredients

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1 lemon (juiced)
1–2 tsp sugar or honey (adjust to taste)
6–8 fresh mint leaves
1 cup cold water (or soda water for fizz)
Ice cubes
Lemon slice (for garnish)
Mint sprig (for garnish)

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Lemon Mint Cooler🍋

Refreshing citrus and minty delight!

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    A Lemon Mint Cooler is a refreshing, citrusy drink made with fresh lemon juice, mint leaves, and a touch of sweetness, served over ice. Perfect for hot days, it’s a cool, revitalizing beverage with a hint of mint and a burst of lemon.

    • 5 minutes
    • Serves 1
    • Medium

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    The Lemon Mint Cooler is a revitalizing and refreshing beverage that perfectly balances the zesty tang of fresh lemon juice with the cool, aromatic flavor of mint. It’s a simple yet flavorful drink, made with just a few ingredients like lemon, mint leaves, and your choice of sweetener, all served over ice for that extra chill. Whether you prefer still or sparkling water, this drink can easily be adapted to your taste.

    Ideal for hot summer days, the Lemon Mint Cooler provides a light and healthy alternative to sugary sodas. The mint leaves are gently muddled to release their natural oils, adding a burst of freshness to every sip. You can adjust the sweetness with honey or sugar, depending on your preference. With its vibrant lemon flavor and cooling mint, this drink is not just refreshing, but also hydrating and full of natural goodness. It’s the perfect drink to serve at a gathering, or to enjoy as a personal treat.

    Here’s an approximate breakdown of the nutrition for a Lemon Mint Cooler (per serving):

    NutrientAmount (per serving)
    Calories20–40 kcal
    Carbohydrates5–10g
    Sugar4–8g
    Fiber0g
    Protein0g
    Fat0g
    Sodium0–10mg
    Vitamin C20–25% of daily intake

    This is a low-calorie, hydrating drink with a small amount of natural sugar, perfect for a refreshing boost without many added calories. If you use a natural sweetener like honey or stevia, you can control the sweetness and calorie count even further!

    Disclaimer: The nutritional information provided is an approximation based on standard ingredients and portion sizes. Actual values may vary depending on the specific ingredients used and preparation methods. For personalized dietary advice, please consult a registered dietitian or healthcare professional.

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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Muddle the Mint

    In a glass or shaker, gently muddle the mint leaves with sugar (or honey) and lemon juice using a spoon or muddler to release the mint oils.

    2
    Done

    Add Liquid

    Pour in the cold water (or soda water if you want it fizzy). Stir well to dissolve the sugar.

    3
    Done

    Add Ice

    Fill the glass with ice cubes.

    4
    Done

    Garnish

    Add a lemon slice and a sprig of mint on top.

    5
    Done

    Serve

    Enjoy immediately while cold and fresh!

    Mahesh Kumar

    Welcome to Pungu's Kitchen! I'm Mahesh Kumar Manoharan, the web developer and passionate cook behind this site, created especially for my wife, the owner of Pungu's Kitchen. Here, you’ll find a range of delicious recipes and culinary inspirations, reflecting our love for good food and the joy of sharing it. Join us as we explore and celebrate the flavors that bring us together.

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