watermelon mint juice is one more variation of watermelon juice. i always like to spice up the watermelon juice than to have it simply plain.

i have already shared few variations of watermelon juice on my blog like:

1. watermelon orange juice
2. watermelon agua fresca  (a mexican drink made from watermelons)
3. watermelon rose cooler
4. watermelon juice – with gulkand/rose petal jam

you can also experiment with few more coolants like sabja seeds (basil seeds) or rooh afza or gulkand or rose petals and come with your own favorite version of having watermelons. summer is the best time to experiment with fruit juices. just make sure that you choose the right combination of fruits because some fruits do not go well together. e.g. avoid mixing acidic and citrus fruits with sweets fruits.

in this watermelon juice, i have used mint leaves with watermelons. mint is cooling as well as good for digestion. watermelon is also cooling and a good source of vitamin c. thus the combination of watermelon and mint is ideal for summers.

if you are looking for more beverages then do check:

1. musk melon juice
2. mint juice
3. sweet lime juice
4. badam milk
5. cold coffee

PIN PRINT

watermelon mint juice

4.41 from 5 votes

Author:Dassana Amit

Prep Time:15 mins

Total Time:15 mins

Course:beverages & drinks

Cuisine:indian

Servings (change the number to scale):3 -4

refreshing and cooling watermelon mint juice to beat summer heat.

(1 CUP = 250 ML)

INGREDIENTS

• 1 medium size watermelon, peeled, deseeded and chopped
• 1 or 2 tablespoon mint leaves (pudina)
• black salt as required
• chaat masala as required
• ice cubes (optional)

INSTRUCTIONS

• in a blender, add the watermelon and mint leaves.
• no need to add water. blend well.
• pour the watermelon juice in tall glasses and sprinkle some black salt and chaat masala from top. add ice cubes if required.
• garnish watermelon juice with some mint leaves
• and serve watermelon mint juice.

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