A simple ginger-orange spritz
For one ginger-orange spritz, combine one ounce of a ginger-citrus drink with four ounces of plain sparkling water. Pour over ice if you like, stir gently,…
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Simple mixes for one glass or a pitcher. Starting amounts, short ingredient lists, room to adjust.
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Ginger lemonade for one glass
For a single glass of ginger lemonade, stir together one tablespoon of lemon juice, one teaspoon of ginger juice, and six ounces of cold water. Taste, then…
Read the noteA cucumber-mint ginger cooler
For a cucumber-mint cooler, lightly press two clean mint leaves with three thin cucumber slices in a glass. Add one ounce of ginger-citrus drink and four…
Read the noteOrange-ginger iced tea
Add orange and ginger to tea that has already been brewed and chilled. For one glass, try five ounces of unsweetened black tea, one ounce of orange juice,…
Read the noteA warm ginger-orange mug
For a warm ginger-orange drink, add one teaspoon of ginger juice and two tablespoons of orange juice to six ounces of comfortably warm water. Stir, then…
Read the noteA pineapple-ginger fizz
For one pineapple-ginger fizz, mix two ounces of pineapple juice with one teaspoon of ginger juice. Add four ounces of plain sparkling water, stir gently,…
Read the noteA blood-orange ginger soda
For a blood-orange ginger soda, combine two ounces of blood-orange juice, one teaspoon of ginger juice, and four ounces of plain sparkling water. Stir…
Read the noteAn apple-ginger sparkling drink
For an apple-ginger sparkling drink, start with two ounces of apple juice, one teaspoon of ginger juice, and four ounces of plain sparkling water. Stir and…
Read the noteAn orange-ginger smoothie without a long ingredient list
Blend one peeled orange, half a banana, half a cup of cold water, and a quarter teaspoon of finely grated ginger for a simple orange-ginger smoothie. Follow…
Read the noteA ginger-citrus drink for a pitcher
For six small ginger-citrus drinks, combine six ounces of a still ginger-citrus base with twenty-four ounces of cold water. Stir, taste a sample, and adjust…
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