5 Amazing Summer Beverages to beat the Heat!

 

Here’s a list of summer drinks to beat the heat:

1. Aam Panna

An absolute lip-smacking drink that is mostly popular in Maharashtra is made with our favourite king of fruits- mango. This refreshing summer drink is prepared using mango pulp and blended with cumin, jeera and mint leaves. This drink does not only keep you refreshed but also energized through sunny days. 

aam panna


2. Jaljeera

Jaljeera is made using jeera and water. The cumin seeds or jeera is roasted and made into coarse powder and mixed in water. This solution is best for people dealing with digestion problems, especially during summers. Gulp down a chilled glass of jaljeera and endure summers like never before.
 

jaljeera



3. Sattu Sharbat

What’s better than bringing a desi summer drink to your rescue? Sattu sharbat is one specialty from Bihar that keeps the body cool even during the sunniest day. It is made with sattu flour, sugar and water; that’s all it needs. It’s not only refreshing but also filling. Here’s a refreshing recipe of sattu sharbat that you will definitely fall in love with.

sattuWhat’s better than bringing a desi summer drink to your rescue​?


4. Buttermilk (Chaanch)

Buttermilk or popularly known as chaas is an amazing curd-based drink that is undoubtedly an Indian favourite. Chaas is a brilliant digestive, and the addition of spices like jeera only enhances the benefits it has to offer.

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5. Coconut Water

A chilled glass of coconut water can instantly cheer you up. The mild sweetness and fresh taste makes it just the perfect drink to keep summer blues at bay. It also makes for a great electrolyte, so every time you feel dehydrated, load up on some coconut water and you are good to go.
 

SOURCE & CREDITS – https://food.ndtv.com/food-drinks/10-amazing-summer-beverages-you-must-drink-to-beat-the-heat-1821418


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Mehfill Indian Cuisine is an authentic Indian restaurant in Canada. We are a teamwork of Mehfill Restaurant, which aims to promote Indian buffet. We believe in serving our guests with a classic choice of the Indian subcontinent’s most exclusive dishes. When it comes to using condiments and flavours, our spices are hand-picked, dried and well-grounded by the Chef. We ensure a balance in the flavours, which gives our cuisine a unique taste.

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