40 Fresh Fruit “Spa” Water Recipes

cucumber mint water



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Summer is here and unlike sodas, water is a true and healthy thirst-quencher.

Say goodbye to soda, juice, and bottled flavored waters and hello to freshly made fruit water – otherwise known as “spa water”. It’s super easy to make your own. Wash fruits or herbs, slice them up and add to your filtered water. If you use fresh herbs add a sprig of your choice of herbs to the Reusable Cold Tumbler, or Glass Mug or an Ice and Fruit Pitcherif you want to make a large amount; press and twist with muddler or handle of wooden spoon to bruise leaves and release flavor. Just a little bit of bruising is fine, you don’t need to go crazy.
Not only do these waters taste wonderful, they are also so much better for your body than sodas or juices, considering they are fresh and simple without any additives. They also look pretty!
You could use frozen fruits if you’re in a hurry. Just drop them in the water and you’re set. Here is an extensive list of fruit combos you could use in your water. The combinations are pretty much endless. Experiment on your own and have fun with it. Taste a new flavor every day! And let us know in the comments below if you have any favorite flavors we didn’t mention. This post was inspired by this book: A Guide to Creating World Class Spa Water. Get it today for more info on creating awesome and beautiful water creations for special occasions.
Add the fruit to a big Glass Mug , jar or Reusable Cold Tumbler.


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1. Cucumber Mint (shown in the image above) – one of my favorites. Fresh mint goes well with any fruit, the taste is so refreshing!

2. Strawberry Cucumber

3. Lemon Strawberry

4. Cucumber Lemon Mint

5. Lemon Mint

6. Apple Cucumber

7. Apple Strawberry Lemon Mint

8. Strawberry Mint

9. Grapefruit Lemon Orange Lime – A delicious citrus infusion.

10. Grapefruit Lemon – (Shown in the image below)

11. Blackberry Sage

12. Blueberry Lemon

13. Raspberry Lime

14. Raspberry Peach

15. Raspberry Mint

16. Orange Mint

17. Blackberry Lime

18. Mango Orange

19. Blood Orange Mango

20. Kiwi Strawberry


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21. Kiwi Lime

22. Papaya Lime

23. Papaya Orange

24. Orange Strawberry

25. Grape Lemon

26. Ginger Lemon

27. Ginger Mint

28. Pineapple Orange

29. Pineapple Strawberry

30. Pineapple Blueberry

31. Pineapple Mint

32. Pineapple Sage

33. Cantaloupe Mint

34. Honeydew Melon Mint

35. Cucumber Melon

36. Watermelon Raspberry

37. Watermelon Rosemary

38. Lemon Lime

39. Apple Lemon

40. Mango Strawberry

Add any of these fresh herbs for a new twist on any flavor: Mint, Lavender, Thyme, Basil, Sage, Rosemary, Tarragon


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What is your favorite thirst quencher?


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2 comments
  1. Joni Martines

    love these waters, drink them all the time !!!!!

  2. Rose burgess

    I have used consumed many of these before nice to have new ones to try. Thanks for ur creativity. Keep on thinking of new things for us to try.

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  2. […] Hydration is key, and serving water, to guests upon arrival is a must.  Use large dispensers and infuse the water with mint, cucumber and citrus fruit to create a refreshing pick-me-up. […]

  3. […] If drinking regular water seems boring, add some “SPA” to it. Simply by adding cucumber slices, lemon or orange wedges or mint to a tall pitcher of water in your fridge, you can drink the same type of water that is served in fancy salons and spas, making you feel as though you are treating yourself instead of depriving yourself. You can find 40 different spa water recipes here. […]

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