📌 Lemon-Cucumber Infused Water

Posted 30 March 2026 by: Admin #Recipes

It’s the kind of recipe you whip up on a Sunday afternoon without really thinking about it. The sun is beating down, the fridge is empty of sodas, and there’s a cucumber lingering in the vegetable drawer. Fifteen minutes later, you have the best drink of the week.

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Lemon-Cucumber Infused Water
Prep Time
10 minutes
Cook Time
0 minute
Total Time
10 minutes (+ 1h infusion)
Servings
4 servings

Ingredients :

  • The cucumber — Choose a firm one, without soft spots. Leave the skin on if it’s organic — it gives more flavor and a bright green color to the water. Otherwise, peel it partially in strips for the look. Avoid large, watery supermarket cucumbers in winter; they have almost no taste.
  • The lemon — Untreated/organic is preferred if you leave the skin on, which I recommend. The zest contains essential oils that scent the water much more intensely than the juice alone. Squeeze each slice slightly after cutting to release a little juice directly into the pitcher. Use two lemons if you want more of a kick.
  • Fresh mint — Optional but highly recommended. A small handful of leaves bruised between your palms before adding them — you release the essential oils and the aroma changes completely. It smells almost like a garden after the rain.
  • Honey — Only if you like a slightly sweet base. Dilute it first in a bit of lukewarm water before incorporating it, otherwise it stays stuck in a lump at the bottom of the pitcher. One tablespoon is enough for a liter.

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