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Honey Cucumber Hydrating Water

Updated: 13 hours ago

This recipe has been featured in the Lake Minnetonka Magazine. Credit to the Lake Minnetonka Magazine for their image.


Honey has been utilized as a natural sweetener long before sugar was used—the good news is you can use less honey than sugar in recipes. One part honey is equal to about 1 1/4–1 1/2 parts sugar. Honey can also carry nutrients via the bees. With vitamin C from the lemon and antioxidants from the cucumber, this refreshing and hydrating water recipe is perfect for any activity.

 

Honey Cucumber Hydrating Water

Yield: ~4 Servings

Prep Time: ~15 Minutes Inactive Time: ~35 Hours Total Time: ~50 Minutes

Jar of water with lemon, cucumber slices, and mint on a wooden surface. Knife and fresh slices in background. Refreshing mood.

Ingrediants

1. 4 cups Honey Water

2. 2 Tbsp. Honey

3. 10 tsp. lemon juice

4. 6 cucumber slices

5. 10 mint leaves

6. sparkling mineral water (Optional)

Guide

1. In a large bowl or pitcher, combine and mix all the ingredients. Let the water infuse for at least three hours or longer. Pass through a sieve, and enjoy.


Note: If using sparkling mineral water, combine the infused water and mineral water in this ratio: 3/4 infused water to ¼ sparkling mineral water.


Recipe By: Chef Olson Thewoodenspoonchefs.com

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