Cucumber aqua fresca

Agua de Pepino, a Mexican classic, is a drink prepared by blending cucumber, water, sugar, and lime juice. This Cucumber Agua Fresca recipe is a perfect summer drink, providing a sweet and tangy flavor that is both refreshing and light! #aguafrescasrecipes

Cucumber Lime agua fresca is among some of the popular drinks for those hot summer days. An easy to prepare a drink that takes the term “agua fresca” to the next level, it really tastes like fresh times 2! Cucumber, lime juice, sugar, and mint to garnish, and you’re all set to make a pitcher of freshness!

Freshly served with lots of ice, this cucumber agua fresca with lime juice tastes just like a summer vacation. Made fizzy or flat, it's a 10-minute thirst-quencher you'll love. You don't even have to peel the cucumbers!

Agua de pepino is a Mexican drink made by blending and straining fresh cucumbers, sugar, and water. It’s a classic among aguas frescas!

Agua Fresca de Pepino con Limon is a refreshing cucumber drink with lime juice and is perfect for those hot summer months at those backyard BBQs! Comes together in about 15 minutes!

Cool down with refreshing cucumber lime mint agua fresca—you only need five ingredients to make this drink.

SAVE FOR LATER 👉 Quench your thirst with this Delicious Cucumber Agua Fresca! It's super refreshing and a great way to cool down during summer picnics or backyard barbecues.

Cucumber Agua Fresca with Ginger and Mint- Our fresh and tangy agua fresca recipe creates the perfect nonalcoholic summer mocktail!

Pineapple Cucumber Agua Fresca made with refreshing cucumber, pineapple, ginger, mint and zesty lime juice is the perfect mocktail on a hot summer day!

Thirst quenching cucumber agua fresca that's quick & easy to make! Fresh cucumbers, water & lime juice blended together to make a healthy, refreshing drink!

Agua fresca is the ultimate warm-weather drink—light, fruity, and ridiculously refreshing. Made with just fruit, water, and a touch of sweetness, it’s perfect for sipping poolside, at backyard parties, or straight from the fridge on a hot day. Here are four of our favorite flavor combos to blend up and enjoy all summer long!

Super simple and totally refreshing cucumber lime agua fresca (a.k.a. vacay in a cup)! Perfect for poolsides or parties, with just 10 minutes and 3 ingredients required!

Cucumber Mint Agua Fresca is a refreshing summer beverage of blended cucumber, water, lime, and mint. Perfect for Cinco de Mayo and summertime festivities!free from: gluten, dairy, soy, egg, fish, shellfish, treenuts, peanuts

Agua de Fresa, or Strawberry Water, is a refreshing and healthy Mexican agua fresca that is easy to make and perfect for any occasion. Make this simple recipe with only 3 ingredients!

Learn how to make agua fresca, a simple, refreshing, non-alcoholic blended drink of fruit, lime, and water. They're great for Cinco de Mayo and warm summertime fun!free from: gluten, dairy, soy, egg, fish, shellfish, treenuts, peanuts

Quench your thirst with this Pineapple Cucumber Agua Fresca, a light and refreshing drink perfect for hot days. Made with fresh pineapple, crisp cucumber, and a hint of lime, this naturally sweet beverage is hydrating and full of flavor. Ideal for summer gatherings or a healthy afternoon pick-me-up. Save this easy recipe to stay cool and refreshed.

Cucumber Lime and Chia Fresca is a refreshing drink you'd want all summer long. With fresh cucumbers, freshly-squeezed lime juice, and chia, this aqua fresca is a healthy and delicious way to hydrate!

Quench your thirst with these delightful agua fresca recipes perfect for summer fun! Enjoy fruity flavors like watermelon mango and cucumber lime that will brighten any gathering. These refreshing drinks are easy to make and will keep your friends coming back for more. Perfect for parties barbecues and sunny days!

An agua fresca (literally "fresh water") is a refreshing non-alcoholic Mexican drink made with fruit. They are refreshing and delicious. This is based on one that I had in Mexico City. "Cucumber" in Spanish is "pepinio," and this is often called agua de pepino. While you can replace the sugar, it is authentic. You could also use a little less, taste it, and then adjust after blending.Rubbing lime zest into the sugar is not authentic, so far as I am aware, but it adds a little more lime…