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Two delicious ways to make and enjoy Vimto
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Have you ever experienced the simply fruitful drink of Vimto cordial syrup? The Vimto drink exudes an everlasting taste of sweetness fit for multiple occasions, in particular in the middle-east recognized as an essential exotic specialty drink especially in the holy month of Ramadan[1] . In essence, you can tailor the drink accordingly to preference once the mixture of water and Vimto syrup is dissolved by adding fruits, garnishes, and other supplementary.

Classic Vimto Recipe

  1. Mix 4 cups (0.95 L) of water and ¾ cup (177 mL) of Vimto cordial syrup in a pitcher.
  2. Add and dissolve 1 tablespoon (13 g) of sugar at a time to taste.
  3. Add ice cubes, blueberries, and raspberries to each serving glass.
  4. Garnish with a sprig of mint (optional).

Ingredients

Fruitful Vimto Drink

  • 4 cups water
  • 3/4 cup Vimto cordial syrup
  • Additional sugar if desired
  • Berries
  • lime and mint leaves for garnish

(Makes 2 servings)

  • 250ml of Soda Water
  • 2 tbsp. Vimto cordial syrup
  • A few mint leaves
  • Ice cubes
  • Half sliced lime

(Makes 1 serving)

Method 1
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Creating a Classic Vimto Drink

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    • You can buy Vimto at your local food market (usually sold in a can version) or online.
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    • If the concentrate is still cold, ice might not be necessary.
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    • The recommended number is 6 berries (3 blueberries and 3 red raspberries)
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    A sprig of fresh mint leaves, for example, traditionally goes well with Vimto. The garnish you choose should be suitable for your drink.
    • For extra mint flavor, bruise the leaves first.
    • A thin-sliced lemon on the edge of the glass is also the perfect complementary garnish.
    • Decorate the glass with a tiny umbrella (optional), and add a straw.
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Method 2
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Making a Vimto Mojito

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    • Insert around 5-6 mint leaves.
  2. Twist the lime over the press to get as much juice out as possible.
    • If you don't have a lime press, squeeze the lime to get most of the juice out.
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    • Any brand of soda water is suitable for this recipe as it depends on your taste or preference.
    • You can buy soda water at your local grocery store or online.
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Tips

  • If you have leftovers, keep them in the fridge and enjoy them within 24-48hrs at the absolute most. [2]
  • In each glass that you are serving to, add some frozen raspberries before dropping in a sprig of fresh mint.
  • If you don’t want to dilute the Vimto with more water (from the ice), simply chill it in the fridge for 30-40 minutes before serving.
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Things You'll need

  • serving cups as needed
  • Citrus squeezer or hand juicer
  • Pitcher
  • tablespoon measuring spoon
  • Spoon
  • Pitcher
  • Straw (optional)
  • Tiny umbrella (optional)

About This Article

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This article was reviewed by Sander Raav. Sander Raav is a Mixologist based in Seattle, Washington. He is the founder of Seattle Bartending Company, which offers Cocktail Workshops and Classes. He has over 15 years of experience bartending in multiple high-end restaurants, including 8 years as Bar Manager at The Tin Table. He has held positions as a bartender, bar manager, and as treasurer for the Seattle chapter of the United States Bartenders Guild. Sander has created and organized many bartending events, fundraisers, cocktail classes, and presentations. He has participated in many cocktail competitions and has garnered over a dozen wins and placements in the top 3 of national and local competitions. Thanks to his extensive competition and cocktail knowledge, he has also judged many competitions as well. In 2020, he founded Shake, Stir & Savor, a mixology education program, and has been offering live and virtual cocktail classes since. In his classes, Sander teaches his students to think like bartenders, while making concepts simple, easy to grasp, and replicable. This article has been viewed 34,090 times.
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