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Best Indian Summer Drinks That Keep You Cool

Traditional Indian drinks not only helps in maintaining body temperature but they are good for Digestion, Immune System and gives you Energy. So this time I am sharing this blog dedicated to traditional Indian Beverages.

Best Indian Summer Drinks That Keep You Cool 

1. Lemon Drink

Lemon Juice - Homemade Real Summer Drink

Lemon is a flavouring ingredient usually added to recipes to enhance their taste.
We can make juice from it which is called lemon juice its another name is Nimbu pani in India. You just need a lemon, cut it in half and squeeze into a glass of water and add salt (little bit) and 1 tbsp sugar. It is not only tasty but also good for health.


2. Jal Jeera

Jal Jeera - Homemade Real Recipe

This drink is little spicy in taste and will immediately refresh your mind.
Jal Jeera - Jal means water in Hindi and Jeera means cumin.
Take a container and put 2 tbsp cumin powder, 1 tbsp black salt and 1 tbsp mango powder and mix it. prepare a blend of 2mint leaves and 1/2coriander leaves, a glass of water; squeeze a half lemon into this mixture, add the powder to it and your Jal Jeera is ready.

3.Lassi

Lassi -Punjabi Homemade classic Recipe

Lassi is one of the popular as well as traditional Indian drink. For this, you need 2 and a half cup Yogurt, 5-6 tbsp sugar and ice; blend them and your classic traditional lassi is ready.You can also add mint or almonds for flavour.

4. Aam Panna

Aam Panna - Quick and easy Homemade Recipe

It is made from green mangoes. Its recipe is very simple, first you have to make 3 slices of a green mango and boil it in a container or in cooker till it gets soft. After 1 hour get the pulp with the help of a knife then prepare a smooth paste with the help of water. Add sugar, black salt, ice and mix them completely. Your aam panna is ready.


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