If water had a glow, it would be. Let’s be real for a second, simple water is boring. It makes sure that the job, but to get into your daily fluid intake, can feel like a annoying task. Add “keto” to the mixture and most people think that taste has to disappear. Here this keto-berry-spa water water occurs in the same way as, “Hey, do you remember the taste? I’m still here.”
No sugar, no guilt, no false stuff. Just a pretty jug refreshment that is light and good for the eyes. Regardless of whether you fast, make keto or only tired of sweet drinks that you will later crash, this deserves his place in the fridge.
So if you are fed up with the fact that your taste buds throw a tantrum every time if you pick up a glass of water, you would like to read on.
Why you actually want to drink this
First of all – it is water. This means that it is hydrated without messing up their macros. But the berries? The magic happens here.
Most waters with berry taste in shops are only chemical soup. You think you get strawberry, but it tastes like someone is whispering “fruits” in a mystery fluid. This recipe uses real berries – you can see them, they taste it and they do not try to wake up their body with hidden sugar.
And yes, it’s keto. Berries are one of the few fruits you have may Enjoy without your ketones that throw a seizure. When it is infused instead of mixed, you get the taste without the tip of the sugar.
Let us talk about ingredients – just keep it
You do not need a degree in food science or a pantry full of strange powder. Just simple stuff:
What you need:
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Fresh strawberries -ca. 5-6, thinly cut
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Fresh blueberries – 1/4 cup
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Fresh raspberries – 1/4 cup
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Cold water – 1 liter (approx. 4 cups)
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Ice – optional, but it makes it unusual
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Fresh mint leaves -4-6 leaves (adds the “spa” mood)
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Lemon slices -2-3 thin rounds (for brightness)
That’s it. No sweeteners. No syrup. No surprises.
What does it do keto?
Let us make something clear. Fruit has sugar, yes. But if you indent Fruit in water, the sugar does not jump on the ship. The water absorbs taste, color and a touch of aroma – but the carbohydrates mainly remain in the fruits. It is not like mixing a smoothie or a juice.
In the end, you have a light, clean taste and almost no netboohydrates.
So if you do not plan to eat the damp berries below (not-so did your job), this remains very keto-friendly.
Step by step how to do it
That doesn’t bake. You can’t screw it up if you forget it in the fridge for a week.
Step 1: Prepare the berries
Give all berries a short rinsing. Cut the strawberries thinly so that they release more taste. Leave the blueberries and raspberries entirely.
Pro tip: If you first freeze the berries, they look like mini ice cubes and cool the water faster.
Step 2: snap a jug
Glass looks better, but everything clean will work. Add the cut strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, lemon slices and mint leaves. Don’t crush them. This is water, not a mash-up.
Step 3: Add cold water
Pour the water over the fruits until it covered everything. You can cover it with ice cream if you are in a hurry and want it to be cold quickly.
Step 4: Let it relax
Place the whole thing in the fridge for at least 2 hours. It is better overnight – the taste is getting stronger, but still stays light.
Step 5: Drink
Pour in a glass, maybe garnish with a fresh berry or a mint leaf when you try to impress someone (or just yourself). That’s it.
How long does it take?
You have about 2 days before it starts to try regret. After the second day, the berries become strange, the mint catches swelling and the lemon goes off a bit. Just make a fresh batch. It only takes 5 minutes.
If you want to stretch it, strain the water after the first day and only keep the liquid.
When you drink it (basically all the time)
This is not one of these drinks that you have to “combine” with anything. You don’t need a hot day, a beach chair or a yoga mat. It’s great in the morning instead of coffee, during training, dinner or if your mouth is only bored.
When it is particularly good:
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After training – Rehydrate without crash crash
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During fasting – keeps your mouth busy without breaking her fast
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Late nights – if you want something other than wine, but still feel chic
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At parties – Throw this into a jug with a wooden spoon, suddenly you are the “hydration hero” that are
It is water, but there is a reason for you to actually drink it.
Make it your own (but don’t overdo it)
This recipe works because it keeps things light. But if you want to play around with flavors, do it. Here you can find out how you turn it up without breaking keto:
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Add cucumber slices – super refreshing, especially with mint
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Mint exchange against basil – herbs more when they are with it
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Use blackberries instead of raspberries – just keep the amount low
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Try lime instead of lemon – for a little tang
Avoid adding apples, oranges, pineapple – everything too sweet. They throw too much sugar into the water and rise the carbohydrates.
Pro tips from someone who makes this way too often
Okay, here is the part you normally leave out – the stuff you find out after you have highlighted it 15 times in a row:
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Use filtered water. Tap water has the chlorine things and ruins the mood.
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Don’t let it sit for too long. After about a day, the fruit becomes mushy. You don’t make compost tea.
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Keep it covered. Otherwise your refrigerator creeps in.
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Drink it in a wine glass. Sounds silly, but it happens differently. Feels like a pleasure.
Why many readers are obsessed with it
Let’s be honest – half the reason why people click on this type of recipes is because the photos look good. This delivers. Bright berries, clear water, floating mint? It is a mood.
But it stays around because it is actually feasible. No unusual equipment, no mysterious powder and nothing you need to order online. It’s cheap, pretty and keto – everything in a glass.
Keto without the sad
Making keto does not mean that you have to walk around when you drink simple water like an aromatic robot. There are ways to feel good about what you sip without overthrowing your progress.
This water, enriched with berries, hits the Sweet Spot-Booky and figuratively. You don’t drink sugar, but it feels like a pleasure. They don’t cheat, but it doesn’t feel like punishment either.
It’s simple, it’s pretty and it just works.
Quick summary
Since your brain could possibly be glazed halfway, here is the short version:
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They throw fresh berries, mint and lemon into a jug.
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Add cold water.
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Relax it for a few hours.
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Drink it like a boss.
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If you stay keto, stay hydrated, stay unhindered.
That’s it.
You could scroll for an hour and still don’t find anything so easy that tastes so good without sugar. So skip the Energy drinks, let the flavored water with ingredients that you cannot pronounce and do something that actually works with your diet and your day.
Do you want to make your water boring anymore? So and once you have made it, trust me, you will do it all the time.
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Make this keto pool-infused spa water
A fresh and simple drink made of real berries, lemon and mint. This keto -spa -water has no sugar, very few carbohydrates and helps you to remain moisture without boring. Perfect for the keto diet and clean food.
- Preparation time: 5 minutes
- Cooking time: 0 minutes
- Total time: 5 minutes
- Yield: 4 Portions 1X
- Category: Drink
- Procedure: No-cook
- Kitchen: Americans, keto, carbohydrate
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5– –6 Fresh strawberries, cut
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1/4 cup Fresh blueberries
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1/4 cup Fresh raspberries
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2– –3 Thin lemon slices
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4– –6 Fresh mint leaves
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4 cups ((1 Liter) cold filtered water
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Ice (optional)
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Rinse all fruit and slices of earth berries and lemon.
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Add the berries, lemon slices and mint to a clean jug.
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Pour cold water over the ingredients. Add ice cream if you want.
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Cool in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours in the refrigerator (overnight is better).
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Pour in a glass and enjoy cold.
Notes
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For a stronger taste, let it sit overnight.
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Use frozen berries to cool the water faster.
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Ideally within 1–2 days.
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Don’t eat the fruits if you keep Keto strictly.
Nutrition
- Serving size: 1 serving
- Calories: 5 sugar: <1g sodium: 0 mg fat: 0 g saturated fat: 0 g unsaturated