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Hibiscus-Lime Sparkling

A splash of cold-brew hibiscus concentrate in sparkling water. Ruby, tart, sophisticated.

Part of the Sparkling Water collection — Bubbles without sugar. The sensory hack for long-haul hydration.

⏱ 3 minEasySparkling Water
A mason jar mug of deep ruby hibiscus cooler with a lime wedge at its base, dried hibiscus petals scattered on the wood around it.

Ingredients

  • 2 tbsp concentrateCold-brew hibiscus tea
  • 1 tspFresh lime juice
  • 300 mlUnsweetened sparkling water

Why it works

  • No sugar
  • Antioxidants
  • Hydrating

How to sip

Pour concentrate and lime into a tall glass.

Top with sparkling water slowly to keep fizz.

Garnish with a lime wheel.

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Physician-reviewedRecipe developed & reviewed by Dr. Tosin

Supports hydration and contributes beneficial nutrients, with no promise of disease treatment.

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