Summer Drinks to BEAT THE HEAT

Mangoes, chilled drinks, and ice creams are all in season right now. Dehydration and other heat-related illnesses are more common during this season because your body loses water at a higher rate owing to sweating. When you're exhausted at the end of the day, make any of these drinks quickly, or store drinks like coconut water in the refrigerator.

Your summer blues will vanish in no time. These cocktails are also appropriate for all summer evening gatherings. So here are some cool drinks to keep you cool this summer. Get yourself an insulated tumbler or an insulated water bottle and you'll be ready to enjoy a cool drink this summer!

MANGO SMOOTHIE Why not make the most of the summer’s most anticipated fruit? Make this cocktail for brunch or breakfast and watch everyone’s faces light up! Peel the mangoes and combine them with the milk and sugar in a blender. You may also add some mango ice cream and combine it well to convert it into a thick shake. Chill before serving.

SUGARCANE JUICE Sugarcane has a lot of advantages, which makes it a great choice for the summer. It is also used as an energy drink and is considered a natural cure for a variety of ailments. It aids in the replenishment of bodily fluids and plasma in the face of weariness and dehydration. The drink, as well as your taste buds, will benefit from the addition of ginger and mint leaves.

JALJEERA Jeera and water are used to make jaljeera. The cumin seeds, also known as jeera, are roasted and ground into a coarse powder before being combined with water. This is an excellent cure for people suffering from digestive problems, especially in the summer. Drink a g l a s s of chilled jaljeera and enjoy the summer like never before.

LEMONADE Lemonade, the all-time classic drink, is the first thing that comes to mind when someone mentions summer drinks. It’s tangy, sweet, salty, and everything pleasant in between. In India, it’s known as nimbu paani, and the name alone conjures up a flood of childhood memories. Lemon juice, sugar, salt, and mint leaves are mixed into the water to make it. To make it more flavourful, add new ingredients like cumin powder, black pepper, and so on.

BUTTERMILK (CHAAS) Buttermilk, commonly known as chaas, is a delectable curd-based beverage popular in India. Chaas is an excellent digestive, and adding spices like jeera only enhances the benefits. On this hot, sunny day, cool off with this masala chaas dish.