Except for a
big cup of coffee in the morning, nothing quenches my thirst quite like water.
Occasionally I do have another cup of coffee in the evening but its plain water
all the way, including for my meals. That said, there was a day when I felt like
treating myself to a soothing and refreshing mocktail. The hot weather was too
much for me and I wanted something more than a plain glass of water. The
weather is certainly temperamental these days - unpredictable and turbulent. As
I am now sweating profusely, dark clouds are starting to form and look like
another rain fall coming up soon.
There's no exact measurement on the amount of ingredients needed
therefore, feel free to add more or less. I used thyme leaves and if the same
is not available, you can substitute with mint or lemon balm leaves.
Here's how
to make the mango mocktail:
Blend one small ripe mango with one tablespoon of fresh yogurt and
a few thyme leaves. Pour into a cocktail glass, add 7-up, top with ice
and garnish with a sprig of thyme for the final presentation. I did not
add sugar so again, it’s up to your own preference.
A sweet, sour and subtle minty mocktail – perfect to beat the heat
or as a cooling drink.



This sounds great. Perfect for a hot day.
ReplyDeleteMmmm....refreshing. I am surprise why the color is so light
ReplyDeleteRefreshing and healthy! I normally make it without 7-Up but I use sparkling water and a small squeeze lime or lemon for the extra zing.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a refreshing drink my friend :)
ReplyDeleteCheers
Choc Chip Uru
That is a pretty color and looks so refreshing!
ReplyDeleteDelicious love to try when I can hold of mango.
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect! Did you use green or yellow mango? :)
ReplyDeleteThanks all you great people.
ReplyDeleteKellie - its yellow mangoes.
Do you mind If I copy your recipe? I'd like to present this to our Food and Beverage Festival in our school. :) This is soo refreshing!
ReplyDeleteKellie - please go ahead, after all thats why I share my recipes via blogging. Its an honor for me if others would love to copy my recipe.
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