Cucumber electrolyte drink

Have you tried making homemade electrolyte drinks? These DIY thirst quenchers are not only easy to make but also inexpensive. You can make them in you favorite flavors and the best part ... knowing exactly what you are putting in your body! #ministryofcurry #homemadeelectrolytes #DIYelectrolytes

Got a cold or the flu? Need to rehydrate? Or play a lot of sports and looking for a healthy alternative? Try this Homemade Electrolyte Drink.

This homemade electrolyte is so refreshing and delicious. It boosts hydration and replenishes electrolytes naturally without all the sugar and food dye found in Gatorade and Pedialyte.

3 very simple and healthy natural electrolyte water recipes you can quickly whip up at home. Also, find out what are the best all-round natural electrolytes sources to stock up on and have on hand.

Do you need to drink more water? Learn about the benefits of cucumber water and why you should add this drink as part of your day to stay healthy!

Cool down with this refreshing cucumber lime agua fresca! It's super easy to make and perfect for a hot day. Just blend cucumber, lime, and a touch of mint for a drink that's both healthy and delicious. Try it out and stay hydrated!

Learn how to make refreshing cucumber water. This recipe includes two ways to infuse water that yield the same great-tasting results.

DIY Pedialyte Recipes. This homemade electrolyte drink is bright and fruity. It’s another great one for hot, summer days, but it’s also a great on during viral illnesses because of the vitamin c content it has thanks to the hibiscus flowers. Vitamin c is a great vitamin to increase when sickness arrives. Homemade Pedialyte for Kids | Homemade Electrolyte Drink Recipes

TIP: Tsipouro was firstly produced by the Mount Athos monks in the 14th century, and then its production and use were spread throughout Greece. Tsipouro is distilled a number of times in order to enrich its flavor. If you do not like the stong smell and flavour of anise seed -that gives tsipouro a unique, rooty flavor- you have the option to find tsipouro without it, which in fact is considered the original tsipouro. Anise is added to the tsipouro only in northern Greece.