Watermelon Blossom

Prep Time10

Course: Drinks

Keyword: detox, healthy, Juice, workout

Servings:

Equipment

Ingredients

1 med-lg Watermelon peeled
1 Pineapple peeled
1 Lemon peeled
8-10 Mint leaves
2 tbsp Blossom water
2 cups Coconut water

Instructions

Prep all of the ingredients by discarding the skin from the watermelon, pineapple, and lemon, and cut into slices if plan to use a juicer, and cubes if using a blender. NOTE ON SIZE OF WATERMELON: If using the entire fruit, you'll have around 3 to 4 liters of juice.
In a juicer, add the watermelon, pineapple, and lemon pieces. Then add the mint leaves, and flush the juicer with 2 cups of coconut water.
NOTE ON SINGLE AMOUNT: If making a single serving, use 1 cup of sliced/chopped watermelons and pineapples.
IF USING A BLENDER: Blend the watermelon, pineapple, mint, lemon and coconut water well. Strain the juice into a bowl, and add the orange blossom, and mix well.
Fill a large pitcher, mason jar, or carafe with the juice. Add 2 tablespoons of orange blossom water into one liter of juice. If you made a huge batch, just add a tablespoon to each liter. Stir well. For a single serving, about 2 cups, add the 1 ½ tsp of orange blossom.
Refrigerate up to 5 days, or freeze for up to a month. This drink is my go-to post-workout drink! I feel as though it's giving me a final rinse for my insides. Super refreshing, and difficult to have just one glass full. The juice will separate, so shake or stir well before consuming!
BENEFITS FOR: Post workouts, running, and hot yoga.

Notes

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For those who don't like pulp, strain through a fine strainer, Above all, enjoy this!