Do you
include Chia Seeds in your summer drinks? Well, I do. My Chia Seeds Summer Coolers look appealing
and are healthy too.
Chia seeds
are the super healthy seeds native to South America. They are packed with
nutrients and fibers. These seeds are great for weight loss too.
I love to add
them to desserts and drinks. So why not summer coolers?
Here are 3
very refreshing summer drinks that I have made with a few syrups and squash
that I had at home. Mixing up flavours to create new ones can be an interesting
affair. So, don’t shy away from trying out new combinations on your own.
Chia
Seeds Summer Coolers Makes
3 types
Ingredients
Chia Seeds –
1 ½ tblsp (enough for 4 to 5 glasses)
Water – ¾ cup
FIRST ONE (per
glass)
Kokum syrup –
2 tblsp
Mint leaves –
a few sprigs
Bloomed Chia
seeds – 2 tblsp
Black salt –
a pinch
Orange squash
– 2 tblsp
Lemon slices –
1 small lemon
Bloomed Chia
seeds – 2 tblsp
Ginger
crush/syrup/ale – ½ tsp
Black salt –
a pinch
THIRD ONE (per
glass)
Ginger
crush/syrup/ale – 2 to 3 tblsp
Lemon juice –
2 tblsp
Sugar syrup –
to taste
Bloomed Chia
seeds – 2 tblsp
Mint leaves –
a few sprigs
Black salt –
a pinch
Method:
1.
Soak
the Chia seeds in ¾ cups of water at room temperature and keep aside for 15 to
20 minutes. They will bloom and become jelly like.
2.
FIRST
ONEL: Add in a few mint leaves into a tall glass and muddle or crush them. Add
in the Kokum syrup and bloomed Chia seeds. Add in the black salt. Mix well. Add
in more mint leaves. Top with chilled water. Garnish with mint leaves.
3.
SECOND
ONE: Pour in the orange squash and the Chia seeds into a tall glass. Add in the
lemon slices (reserve one or two pieces for garnish). Muddle the lemon. Add in ginger
crush and the black salt. Top with chilled water and mix well. Garnish with
lemon slices.
4.
THIRD
ONE: In a tall glass, add in the ginger crush, lemon juice, sugar syrup and a
few mint leaves. Muddle the leaves. Add in the Chia seeds and black salt. Mix
it up. Top with chilled water. Garnish with candied ginger.
5.
Serve
the drinks absolutely chilled.
© Rinki’s Kitchen
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