This Cooling Watermelon Infused Water will be a good refresher on a hot Summer’s day or at your next Summer Backyard party.
Using Watermelon in the Summer
Watermelon is such a good fruit and a cooling type food during the summertime. However, how many times have you cut a giant watermelon? The struggle tends to be real.
It’s like my husband can’t stop buying Watermelons in the Summertime. I mean, every time he goes to buy fruits, he brings home a Watermelon. Much to my dismay! Yes, you heard that right, “much to my dismay!” You see, while I love Watermelon, there’s only so many times I desire to cut a giant one. And it’s usually the GIANT ones my husband gets.
He and the kids love them though, so I guess cutting Giant Watermelons in the summertime it shall be. The struggle continues to be real.
In any event, to make this Watermelon drink, all you need is watermelon slices and water. It’s that easy. The hardest part is cutting a giant watermelon. Once you get past that you’ll be able to easily make this cooling watermelon drink.
Cooling Watermelon Infused Water Recipe
- A Watermelon
- Cold Water (and or ice optional)
- Large Pitcher
- Clear Drinking Cups
What to do
- Cut a Watermelon
- Take one slice and dice it up (Use as many slices as you wish for the size of pitcher you have)
- Place diced Watermelon on a tray and freeze
When ready to serve
- Remove diced Watermelon from the freezer
- Put them into the pitcher
- Add ice (optional) – The Frozen watermelon is technically the ice
- Add cold water or filtered water (regular water if you don’t have a choice)
- Pour into drinking glasses for serving. Add a cute straw (optional).
- Serve.
Note: Ultimately, you can add place a bowl of frozen watermelon on ice on the table. Scoop out pieces into individual glasses, then add water.
Isn’t that so pretty? Imagine that on your serving table at your backyard Summer party. This Cooling Watermelon drink will be the hit drink on the table:)
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She looketh well to the ways of her household, and eateth not the bread of idleness (Proverbs 31:27).
