Do you need ideas for Indian thirst-quenching drinks? The list of drinks below is perfect for keeping you cool this summer.
Summer in India is always so punishing. There have been instances where the heat has crossed to alarming temperatures, sucking out liquids and energy from our bodies. Just water is not enough to keep us going in such situations. Every Indian needs these thirst-quenching drinks for sure.
Fortunately, Indians understand this and have already found solutions to it. For example, we developed several drinks that chase away the heat from your body and provide some nutrients to fill you with the lost energy. But, unfortunately, few of them are even really filling your stomach.
Some of the drinks here are authentic and traditional recipes from our grandmothers, while few are innovated over time. But all of these are the best ones for the purpose.
Let’s not waste more time and see what those drinks are.
Shahi Lassi
Coconut Lassi
Masala Lassi – The Indian Thirst Quencher
Salted Lassi – Restaurant Style
Sweet Lassi – The Indian Summer Drink
Coconut Milkshake with Milk
Kachi Keri ka Sharbat – Using Rock Salt & Rock Sugar
Doodh Ka Sharbat Without Custard Powder
Coconut Litchi Rose Cooler (Thirst Quenching Summer Drink)
Litchi Rose Cooler
Aam Panna | आम पन्ना
How to Make Nimbu Pani Correctly
Litchi Juice | Lychee Juice
Mohabbat ka Sharbat – Delhi Jama Masjid Special
Watermelon Juice & No Added Sugar
Mint Nimbu Pani or Limonana
Watermelon Juice with Rose Syrup
Masala Chhaas or Chaas (Gujarati Style)
Make Jamun Shots at Home
Paan Shot Recipe – How To Make Paan Shots
Fresh Raw Mango Juice
Falooda At Home – Falooda recipe
Lemon Mint Juice Recipe
Grape juice – Angoor Juice Recipe
Phalsa Juice – Falsa Sharbat Recipe
Musk Melon Juice – Kharbuja Juice Recipe
Variyali Sharbat – Saunf / Fennel Seeds Sharbat
Star Fruit Juice Recipe
Watermelon Juice
Gur Ka Sharbat – Jaggery Juice Recipe
Pineapple Juice – Ananas Juice
Mosambi Juice – Sweet Lime Juice
Fresh Kiwi Juice Recipe
Dry Coconut Falooda Recipe – Dry Coconut Pudding
What is your favourite thirst-quenching drink? Please share them in the comments below.