Fresh, Green and Refreshing, this Mint Water will give you a little kick of flavor in every sip! Tired of drinking plain ol water? Try some infused waters for a little touch of flavor!
Mint Infused Water
Mint Water has an earthy clean taste that reminds me of the sparkling feel of brightness and a fresh green field all at the same time!
That lovely essence that wafts through the air can flavor your water too. No point in wasting all that delicious flavor when your water could be infusing the benefit!
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Mint Water has an earthy clean taste that reminds me of the sparkling feel of brightness and a fresh green field all at the same time!
Here’s What You’ll Need:
- Mint – 2-3 stalks will do. Rinse it well first and then you are ready for use.
- Fresh Clean Water – I like to use a filtered water, but tap water will do if that is what you have.
- A Clean Storage Container – I use a glass pitcher in the fridge but you could also use mason jars or any other pitcher you prefer.
It’s Easier Than You Think!
crush leaves and add to pitcher 
add water 
refrigerate for 30 mins 
Pour a glass 
enjoy! Mint Water
You’ll LOVE how EASY this is and it SAVES money, tastes great and is even good for you!
Here’s an Overview of How To Make This! (The short step by step over view).
- Place Mint Into Your Pitcher or Jar. You can muddle it a little first if you like (bruise it). This adds more flavor.
- Fill With Water and Place into the Fridge for At Least 30 mins up to 4 hours.
That lovely essence that wafts through the air can flavor your water too.
Frequently Asked Questons (FAQ’s)
Since this isn’t a health site, I’ll go with the known items about mint. It’s a terrific source of nutrients and besides that, it tastes GREAT!
Look at the stalks and leaves, do you seem plump, green and fresh? Are the leaves firmly attached to the stalk? These are signs of freshness.
You will want to give your basil a good rinse with fresh water before using.
You can, but I wouldn’t recommend it. It is quite strong when you take a bite, free range, so to speak.
Remove the mint after 4 hours. The water will last for a few days in the fridge.
Absolutely yes! Just understand that you’ll want to make smaller quantities because the bubbles leave the water pretty quickly.
What Other Flavors Go With Mint Water?
Mint goes GREAT with some other flavors! Try one of these combos today!
- Lemon Mint
- Mint Strawberry
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Tips and Tricks
- Use the freshest mint you can.
- Allow the mint to infuse for at least 30 minutes. Leave it in the pitcher for up to 4 hours but remove after that.
- Save the infused water in the refrigerator for up to 3-4 days.
- Try mixing your mint water with other flavors like lemon or raspberry.
- Do you prefer sparkling water? No problem, use that instead of regular water.
- You can learn all kinds of great info about mint from the Mint Industry Research Council
PRO TIP: For a fancy twist, dip the rim of the glass in colored sugar. Its beautiful and adds a bit of sweetness to your day.
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Mint Water
Ingredients
- 30 leaves mint
- ½ Gallon Water
Instructions
- Place mint leaves into the bottom of a pitcher or container (like a mason jar) that you will keep your infused water in. (Crush the leaves as you put them in the pitcher for more flavor)
- Pour ½ gallon of water over the mint and stir.
- Place the pitcher into the fridge for at least 30 minutes.
- Pour into glass and garnish the water with some fresh mint leaves. Feel free to use ice.
Notes
- Use the freshest mint you can.
- Squeeze some of the mint leaves so that you’ll get the most flavor .
- Allow the mint to infuse for at least 30 minutes.
- Leave them in the pitcher for up to 4 hours but remove them after that.
- Save the infused water in the refrigerator for up to 4 days.
- Try mixing your mint water with other flavors like blueberry or raspberry.
- Do you prefer sparkling water? No problem, use that instead of regular water.
Nutrition
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