Beat the Heat with These Refreshing Drinks for Hot Summer Days

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Summer is here and the temperature is rising. You may be feeling thirsty, tired, or just in need of a refreshing drink to cool you down. But what are some of the best drinks to quench your thirst and keep you hydrated on a hot summer day? In this article, we will explore some of the most delicious and healthy options for refreshing drinks that you can make at home or buy at the store. Whether you prefer fruity, fizzy, creamy, or herbal drinks, we have something for everyone. So grab a glass and get ready to enjoy some of the most refreshing drinks for hot summer days!

Before we get to drinks, consider these Summer No Oven Recipes for your meals as well.

So here are 8 refreshing drinks to help cool us all off all summer long:

Watermelon Cooler

This watermelon cooler recipe is made with frozen watermelon chunks and is naturally sweetened. Ready in just minutes, this slushy drink is absolutely perfect for a hot summer day!

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Watermelon Cooler from Somewhat Simple.

Virgin Frozen Margaritas

This one is probably just for the adults, by nature of what it’s mimicking. I don’t drink alcohol so I can’t tell you how these will compare to the real thing, but I’m interested to try it nonetheless! From Taste and Tell.

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Virgin Frozen Margaritas from Taste and Tell.

Strawberry Mango Cooler

Strawberry Mango Coolers are a refreshing summer drink that both kids and adults will love. Easy punch for summer holidays an cookouts!

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Strawberry Mango Coolers – Strawberry Mango Coolers are a refreshing summer drink that both kids and adults will love. Easy punch for summer holidays an cookouts!

Coconut Lavender Lemonade

This coconut lavender lemonade will be your absolute favorite drink this summer! Making this lemon lavender lemonade is super easy and only takes just a few simple ingredients.

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Coconut Lavender Lemonade from Jen Around the World.

Kiwi Lemonade

Homemade Kiwi Lemonade – freshly squeezed lemonade with a twist of kiwi fruit! If you want to jazz it up a little you can add some sparkling water instead of regular water, and/or add the ice to the blender to make it more of a frozen treat.

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Kiwi Lemonade

Frozen Hot Chocolate

Hot chocolate is not just for winter anymore. Try this frozen version and we are sure that it will become a favorite summer treat and drink for you!

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Frozen Hot Chocolate from Lil’ Luna.

Strawberry, Lime, Cucumber and Mint Infused Water

Strawberry, Lime, Cucumber and Mint Water: I hate drinking water. I hate the taste and I hate the guilt trip of knowing my body needs water and I’m still not drinking enough of it. So this combination of yummy add-ins will help! From Back To Her Roots.

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Strawberry, Lime, Cucumber and Mint Water: I hate drinking water. I hate the taste and I hate the guilt trip of knowing my body needs water and I’m still not drinking enough of it. So this combination of yummy add-ins will help! From Back To Her Roots.

Honey Sweetened Fresh Cherry Limeade

Make a pitcher or single serve, this Honey Sweetened Fresh Cherry Limeade recipe is refined sugar free, zesty and SO refreshing! Delicious for party hosting or sippin’ with your favorite book in hand.

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Honey Sweetened Fresh Cherry Limeade: I love the idea of using fresh, pitted cherries blended into this limeade drink! From Vanilla and Bean.

We hope you enjoyed this article and learned something new about the different types of refreshing drinks for hot summer days. Whether you are looking for a drink to boost your energy, soothe your stomach, or satisfy your sweet tooth, there is a drink for you. Try some of the recipes we shared or experiment with your own ingredients and flavors. Remember to drink plenty of water and stay hydrated on these hot summer days. Cheers!

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