This Mojito Flavored Moonshine is a kicked up version of my favorite cocktail. The tart lime with the mint with a moonshine kick.

Nimbu pani

If you've ever been to the south of India, the first thing that probably hit you, as you stepped off the plane is the intense heat and h...

This is one summer drink that needs no introduction whatsoever. Although every beverage brand claims their Limbu Pani to be exactly like mom’s magic, nothing can ever match up to fresh, homemade Limbu Paani. Chill and tangy, fresh lemon juice is not just refreshing but also boosts your immunity and helps you handle the hot summer easily! You can also try other traditional Indian drinks like Aam Ka Panna and Amlana .

Nimbu Pani recipe is the most popular summer drink in India made using sweet lemons and is a quick and perfect drink to beat the scorching heat. #summerdrinks #drinks #beverages

Nimbu Pani (Sweet Lemon Water) Refreshing drink for summer.

Lemon Soda is a refreshing carbonated summer beverage which is popular with the street vendors. This is made with lemon, salt, sugar and soda water also known as club soda. Lemon soda can be made many different ways and flavour combination. Popular ones are mint lemon soda, sweet lime soda, mint masala soda. In this blog post I have shared method of making lemon soda at home and many flavour combination that you can try. Learn how to make fresh lemon soda with step by step pictures and…

Nimbu Shikanji Recipe or Nimbu pani - Summer beverage made from fresh lemon juice. Best to beat heat on summer afternoon.

Shrikanji or nimbu pani is a sure fire sign that summer is here. In the northern states of India it is sold on every street corner as an incredible thirst quencher but more importantly, it also replenishes salts and gives that sugar boost that is needed in soring temperatures. Even more importantly, it tastes amazing and it takes minutes to make. In India the lemons are smaller and they look like limes so either will do for this recipe, if you can't get hold of chaat masala or black salt…