Refreshing Mango Sunset Summer Cooler Recipe | Quick & Easy
Mango sunset cooler is a pretty layered summer drink. We blend ripe mango with fresh mint and rose syrup, then add cooling sabja seeds and soda. It is sweet, soft and a little fizzy — and it is ready in just a few minutes.
Why you'll love this recipe:
- Refreshing and perfect for hot afternoons
- Sweet from ripe mango, no need for much sugar
- Cooling sabja seeds give a nice texture
- Quick, no-cook and easy to make for guests
What you get in every glass
For such a pretty drink, it is really light — about 81 calories a glass with around 2.6g of fibre and almost no fat. Most of the sweetness comes from the ripe mango itself, so you need very little syrup. The sabja seeds add fibre and a cooling feel that I always want in summer. I make this when friends come over and I want something special but not heavy.
How I make it nicely
Use a ripe, sweet mango — it makes a big difference and you will need almost no syrup. I lightly press the mango with mint and lemon so the flavours come out, then build the glass with lots of ice and add soda at the end so it stays fizzy. Soak the sabja seeds for ten minutes first so they puff up well.
Make it your own
Add more or less rose syrup as you like, or use a little honey instead. A pinch of chaat masala or black salt gives a nice sweet-and-salty taste. You can make it a party drink with extra mint and a mango slice on the glass. No mango? Ripe peach or strawberry also work well.
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Refreshing Mango Sunset Summer Cooler Recipe | Quick & Easy
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Instructions
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In a muddler or mortar, combine the diced mango, mint leaves and lemon juice, and gently muddle together.
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Spoon the muddled mixture into a glass.
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Add a handful of ice cubes.
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Sprinkle the soaked basil seeds over the ice.
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Drizzle in the rose syrup.
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Top up with sparkling water and stir gently.
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Garnish with a mint sprig or a slice of fresh mango and serve.
Mayuri's Tips
- Choose ripe, sweet mangoes for the best flavour.
- Adjust the rose syrup to taste for sweetness.
- Soak the basil seeds for at least 10 minutes so they plump up.
- Add a pinch of chaat masala or black salt for an extra kick.
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Each serving has about 1g of protein and 81 kcal, calculated from the exact ingredients used in this recipe.
Yes — like every recipe on FoodyPuzzle, it is 100% vegetarian.
The recipe makes 2 servings. Use the + and − buttons on the recipe card above to scale all ingredient quantities automatically.
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