Strawberry Rose Mint Fizz: A Refreshing Summer Cooler
An easy to make refreshing summer non-alcoholic drink. This fruity, floral and fresh strawberry rose mint fizz is suitable for all the family or visiting friends. Packed full of strawberries it’s also sweetly scented with rose and mint.
Summer is really here now. I know because it’s Wimbledon and it’s my birthday in a few days’ time. But not only that, it’s actually very warm and has been for a while. It’s important to remain hydrated in hot weather and having a few delicious drink recipes on hand helps. This strawberry rose mint fizz cooler recipe is ideal for the occasion.
When I’m really hot, I like to drink something that’s sightly tart. I find a drop of apple cider vinegar in a glass of water works really well. More recently I’ve been using my kombucha vinegar to the same effect.
Strawberry Rose Mint Fizz
It’s always nice to ring the changes though and to have something special on hand for guests or visitors. When I saw this post for raspberry and mint frosé over at Feeding Boys, it made me so thirsty, I immediately rushed off to create this strawberry rose mint fizz cooler. No alcohol needed,
My strawberry rose mint fizz isn’t alcoholic. Everyone, including children can drink this in complete confidence. However, if the desire is there, a slug of gin would make a very nice addition. It’s simple and quick to make and very refreshing. The strawberry hit is as good as a Wimbledon grand slam – it’s delightful with subtle undertones of fragrant rose, fresh mint and cooling ice. I’m just glad it’s not me on Centre Court.
I make my own rose syrup. It’s very easy if you have access to unsprayed deep scented roses. I used my fabulous Optimum G2.3 induction blender* which blitzed the strawberries, mint and ice in seconds.
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Strawberry Rose Mint Fizz – The Recipe
Strawberry Rose Mint Fizz Cooler
Equipment
- power blender
Ingredients
- 300 g strawberries hulled
- 3 tbsp rose syrup
- 1 large sprig fresh mint plus 4 small ones
- 12 ice cubes
- fizzy water
Instructions
- Place all but 4 strawberries into a power blender. I used my Froothie power blender*.
- Add the large sprig of mint, the syrup and ice cubes.3 tbsp rose syrup, 1 large sprig fresh mint, 12 ice cubes
- Blend for 20 seconds.
- Divide between 4 tall glasses or tumblers, then top up with fizzy water. Halve the remaining strawberries and add two halves to each glass with a sprig of mint.fizzy water
Notes
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Sharing
I’m sharing this delicious fizzy cooler recipe with Simple and in Season over at Feeding Boys.
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Strawberry is my number one summer flavour bar none!
I think I’m with you on that Cathy.
It has certainly been incredibly hot (although today was a little cooler)….. This glass of loveliness looks very refreshing xx
Thanks Kate. It really does help in hot weather. I think it’s coming back!
I love this! So refreshing and summery.
Thanks Kate. It’s just what’s needed for sipping in the garden on a hot summer’s day.
Wow, what a beautiful looking drink. I must make some rose syrup before the blooms go!
Yes do Janice. I’d be lost without mine in the summer and er, maybe the rest of the year too 😀
We have an abundance of strawberries and mint right now. Did you make this recipe for me 😀 It looks fab!
What a wonderful picture that “an abundance of strawberries” conjures up. I’m not envious really! Let me know if you make it.
The weather is so hot right now, I think I could drink a gallon of this. What a lovely recipe.
Thank you Jane. It’s just perfect for summer.
happy birthday – I think this drink would be a lovely birthday drink – perfect for sitting out in the garden and enjoying the sunshine (hope there is sunshine). We are so into our lemonade that we make it quite often – I think I should try strawberries in it when summer is here again – though I am not sure I will have rose syrup but perhaps rosewater.
Ah yes homemade lemonade. That’s possibly the best summer drink ever. It’s always good to have a bit of variety I find and rose and strawberry go very nicely together.
I have just had to open a bottle of my Blueberry fizz over the sink as it exploded! Reckon your lovely recipe could be adapted using whey and lacto-fermenting to make the bubbles? It only takes a couple of days in the summer. I use the whey from my kefir…
That sounds fantastic Jenny. I’ve used whey for lacto-fermenting, but I’ve not tried it for fruit drinks. Do you sweeten it with anything?
So refreshing!
It is that Angie and very quite delicious too.
oh my lord I want a giant glass of this right now… it looks so refreshing. I will be adding vodka to mine if that’s acceptable? D xx
Vodka sounds like a mighty fine idea Dom. I might just join you.