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Mi bebida refrescante.
Hello everyone! Today I’m really excited to share with you some of my experiences with drinks and the blends I create to enjoy something different, natural, and refreshing every day—like this drink I prepared using pineapple peels: pineapple peel with cinnamon and star anise.
Pineapple is a tropical fruit that is excellent for healing; it acts as a diuretic and provides numerous vitamins and natural properties that are beneficial to the body. In this instance, I made use of the peel—or the skin, however you prefer to call it—since, in my household, nothing goes to waste. Here is how I prepared it so that I could consume it and take advantage of its benefits.
- Conchas de una piña.
- 1 ramita de canela.
- 2 anís estrellados.
- 1 litro de agua.
- hielo y azúcar al gusto.
Una vez pelada la piña junto con una ramita de canela y dos o tres anis estrellados loc coloco en una olla con agua y dejo hervir por 15 minutos, el olor que deja en ela casa cuando hierve es una delicia.
The ingredients are as follows:
- Pineapple peels.
- 1 cinnamon stick.
- 2 star anise.
- 1 liter of water.
- Ice and sugar to taste.
Once the pineapple has been peeled, I place the peels—along with a cinnamon stick and two or three star anise—into a pot of water and let it boil for 15 minutes. The aroma it fills the house with while boiling is simply delightful.
Well, after 15 minutes—once it has cooled to room temperature—blend everything for about a minute. You can add sugar to taste if you like, then strain the mixture. Pour this refreshing, aromatic drink into a pitcher; I find it perfect for after lunch or to enjoy well-chilled in the afternoon. It’s excellent due to its beneficial properties, and it also helps manage blood sugar levels and curbs cravings for snacks or treats. I highly recommend it—it really is a delicious drink!
I like this drink and highly recommend it; it’s divine, refreshing, and natural—certainly better than a soft drink. Plus, if I add whole milk, it becomes even better, creamier, and more delicious—it’s a great way to make good use of this fruit. See you in the next post. Have a wonderful start to the week and a blessed day!
Photos are my own. See you later, friends!