Name: Orange Drinks
Prep time: 10 min
Total time: 10 min
Ingredients: 2 tbsp Concentrated (concentrated); 2 tsp Coconut Sugar; 1 tsp Salt (optional, or as per taste); 1 glass Water (filtered); 1 Orange (fresh and)

4 from 5 votes

Asian Beverages Indian

About Orange Drinks

Summer is here and the heat can leave us feeling drained, making refreshing drinks a must-have for the whole family. It's important to keep things interesting, especially for kids, by offering a variety of beverages to quench their thirst and keep them energized throughout the day.

This simple orange drink is not only easy to prepare but also a fantastic way to boost your vitamin C intake. Made with concentrated orange, coconut sugar, a pinch of salt, and water, it’s perfect for serving to guests who drop by or for enjoying a cool, revitalizing treat at home. Bring a burst of citrusy freshness into your routine with this delightful homemade beverage!

Recipe Time & More

Prep Time10

Total Time10

Served AsBeverages

Recipe TasteSalty Sweet

Calories 31 kcal

Servings 1

Ingredients

▢ 2 tbsp Concentrated (concentrated)
▢ 2 tsp Coconut Sugar
▢ 1 tsp Salt (optional, or as per taste)
▢ 1 glass Water (filtered)
▢ 1 Orange (fresh and)

Instructions

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Take a serving glass add concentrated orange juice, coconut sugar and pinch of sugar. Mix together.
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Add orange pulp and ice cubes. Serve the summer drinks and quench your thirst.

Recipe Notes

Adding salt is optional, it balance the drinks and we can protect from dehydration.

Additional Tips

For an extra layer of flavor, muddle a few fresh mint leaves or a thin slice of ginger in each glass before adding the orange drink for a subtle, refreshing twist popular in Indian summer coolers.
If you prefer a sparkling version, replace half of the water with chilled club soda or sparkling water just before serving to make a fizzy, festive beverage that kids and adults will both enjoy.
To make popsicles, pour the prepared orange drink into molds and freeze—a fun and healthy summer treat, especially for kids.
If serving to guests, garnish with a slice of orange and a sprinkle of chaat masala on top to enhance the drink’s sweet-salty profile and give it a distinctly Indian street beverage flair.