These 4 Easy Infused Water recipes are incredible and just in time for warmer weather! Using fresh fruit with cold water is one of my favorite ways to give it subtle flavor plus they are so pretty to look at that it makes drinking lots of water more enticing.

Get your water bottle ready and stay hydrated and healthy with these fruit-infused water recipes. Some may call this detox water. This is one of the best ways to ensure you’ll get a healthy drink that will help aid your immune system during these warmer days.

I don’t love plain water, but by adding a few healthy items, my daily water intake has improved. It makes drinking your glasses of water more exciting with the combination of fruits with many nutritional benefits.

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If you plan to serve this for a special occasion, you can serve it in a mason jar and freeze some fruit inside ice cubes.

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My Favorite Combinations

Here are 4 Easy Infused Water recipes to get you started:

Lemon Cucumber

I’ve always enjoyed Lemon Cucumber water, especially on a hot summer day. I place lots of ice cubes and enjoy their natural flavors.

Ingredients:

½ cucumber, sliced
½ lemon, sliced
2 cups water or a pitcher of water

Add all ingredients to a tall glass or pitcher and infuse for at least 1 hour. Enjoy your pitcher of infused water!

Orange Rosemary

If you’re a little bored with just plain water, this Orange Rosemary water with no added sugar will give it flavor. Oranges and rosemary are known to be rich in Vitamin C you will also enjoy its added health benefits.

Ingredients:

½ orange, thin slices
1 rosemary sprig
2 cups water

Add all ingredients to a tall glass and let infuse for at least 1 hour. Enjoy!

Strawberry Mint

There’s something oh-so-refreshing with the combination of sweet strawberries and mint! I enjoy this quite a lot when craving sugary drinks.

Ingredients:

½ cup strawberries, halved
2 mint sprigs
2 cups water

Add all ingredients to a tall glass and let infuse for at least 1 hour. Enjoy!

Lemon Blueberry

Got a cold? This combination is rich in antioxidants and Vitamin C. Give your tap water a delightful spin by adding these fruity flavors.

Ingredients:

½ cup blueberries (fresh or frozen)
½ lemon, sliced
2 cups water

Add all ingredients to a tall glass and let infuse for at least 1 hour. Enjoy!

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4 Easy Infused Water Recipes

Lori

These 4 Easy Infused Water recipes are great and just in time for summer! Using fresh fruit with cold water is one of my favorite ways to give it subtle flavors.

Lemon Cucumber: I've always enjoyed Lemon Cucumber water especially on a hot summer day. I place lots of ice cubes and enjoy its natural flavors while basking in the sun.

Orange Rosemary: If you're a little bored with just plain water, this Orange Rosemary water with no added sugar will give it much flavor. Oranges and rosemary are known to be rich in Vitamin C so this won't only refresh you, you will also enjoy its added has health benefits.

Strawberry Mint: There's something oh-so-refreshing with the combination of sweet strawberries and mint! I enjoy this quite a lot when craving sugary drinks.

Lemon Blueberry: Got a cold? This combination is rich in antioxidants and Vitamin C. Give your tap water a delightful spin by adding these fruity flavors.

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Course Drinks

Cuisine American