Are you planning iftar dawats but want to try out some new drinks to serve your guests? Are you bored of the same old Rooh Afza? Here are few energy boosting drinks you can try:
- Rooh Afza with milk and chia seeds: A popular drink made with a concentrated syrup mixed with water, Rooh Afza is a refreshing and sweet drink that is popular in South Asia and the Middle East. Pair it with milk and soak in some chia seeds to create a new and healthy concoction for iftar.
- Strawberry lemonade: A delicious and refreshing drink that is perfect for iftar, especially during the warmer months. Made with strawberries, lemon juice and sugar, add in raspberries for that extra hit of tanginess and enjoy at iftar!
- Watermelon juice: Hydrating and refreshing after a day of fasting, watermelon juice is a great choice for iftar. Delicious melon goodness coupled with lemon juice and sugar syrup can give you a boost and energize your mind at iftar.
- Laban: A traditional yogurt-based drink that is popular in the Middle East, Laban is a refreshing and cooling drink that is perfect for breaking the fast. It is also known as lassi in Pakistan which is quite fulfilling and a thirst quencher.
- Mint lemonade: A refreshing and zesty drink that is perfect for iftar, mint lemonade is made with freshly squeezed lemon juice, sugar, and fresh mint leaves. It's a great way to rehydrate after a long day of fasting.
Give these drinks a go at your next iftar and share your own versions with us!
