Name: Panneer Grapes & Sarsaparilla Summer Cooler
Prep time: 10 min
Total time: 10 min
Ingredients: 2 cup Grapes (cleaned and washed properly panneer); 1 tsp Palm Sugar; 2 tsp Syrup (sarsaparilla); 1 tsp Salt (of, or as per taste); 1 cup Water

Panneer Grapes & Sarsaparilla Summer Cooler

10 minutes

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3.75 from 4 votes

South Indian

About Panneer Grapes & Sarsaparilla Summer Cooler

Panneer grapes are a beloved summer treat in Tamil Nadu, celebrated for their rich content of vitamins and minerals. This refreshing beverage harnesses the natural cooling power of these juicy grapes, making it an ideal thirst-quencher to beat the sweltering heat.

Elevating the classic, this cooler is enhanced with sarsaparilla (Nannari) syrup and palm sugar, infusing each sip with a nostalgic, earthy sweetness and a hint of herbal freshness. The result is a revitalizing drink that not only delights the palate but also helps protect and rejuvenate the body on hot days.

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Recipe Time & More

Prep10

Total10

Calories15 kcal

Serves

Served AsBeverages Brunch Snacks

Recipe TasteSalty Sweet

Ingredients

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Instructions

Blend grapes along with water, salt and palm sugar.
Filter the juice.
Mix sarsaparilla syrup and transfer to a serving glass and serve immediately.

Recipe Notes

Additional Tips

Chill the serving glasses in the freezer for 10 minutes before pouring the cooler to enhance the refreshing experience and prevent the drink from diluting quickly.
For an added layer of flavor, muddle a few fresh mint leaves with the grapes before mixing in the syrup and palm sugar, giving a subtle herbal note that complements the sarsaparilla.
If you prefer a fizzier version, replace half the water with chilled soda water just before serving for an effervescent twist on the traditional cooler.
To make a vegan version, ensure your palm sugar or jaggery is plant-based and not refined with bone char, as some sugars are processed differently depending on the brand.