What began as an office order by randomly picking out some juice from the menu, this juice has become one of my personal favourites! Though this drink is mainly known by the name of Lemon Juice with Mint, I believe Mint Juice with Lemon would do more justice to it. As mentioned sometime back, I now have the recipe perfected through trial and error thanks to which my mom inists I make it all the time!
Lemon Juice With Mint
Serves 4-5
Duration: 5-10 minutes
Ingredients:
5-6 ice cubes
5 tbsp sugar
Bunch of fresh mint leaves extracted from 6-7 mint twigs
Lemon Juice of 1.5 Lemons
600 mL water
Blend all the ingredients for a minute in a blender. Remove the lid at once and separate the thick green foam from the surface of the juice with the help of a large spoon or strain lightly. The drink is ready to be served. The magic ingredient I have discovered in this drink is ice, try preparing without ice and you’ll notice the gigantic taste difference. Sweet with a minty feel and a mysterious tangy touch, this drink is so cool that you can actually feel it coolly trickle down your food pipe. Best way to beat the heat and quench your thirst during summer!


Very nice website
Fabulous ingredients
, I will try it maybe today on Iftar
happy Ramadan to you
mmmmmmmmmmm….my mouth’s already waterin at the thought of drinkin it..hehe..now i ve 2 check out where i can get some mint leaves first;)
@Ghassan: Thanks Ghassan. Ramadan Mubarak to you too! Do post in your comment once you have tried it out
@Ersh: do u have a blender in your hostel room?
Thanks for this recipe! I used to drink this when I lived in Jordan. I’ll definately enjoy drinking this at iftar!
My pleasure Sara!
Thanks doe the recipe Sumaiya.
Now i drink this everyday. It’s really good
Thanks again & Ramadan Kareem
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Am honoured Nayla! Ramadan Kareem to you too
Ahhhh shekren ya 7abibty! i always love this drink when i go back home to bahrain and now i can make at home! you’re a life saver!
but what should we call it in 3rabi? i hate just saying lemon with mint…in english or 3rabi