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Ginger and pineapple fizz mocktail

Vegetarian Vegan Drink

This drink has sweet, spice and zing all in one

5 mins
5 ingredients
$0.80 / person
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Ginger and pineapple fizz mocktail

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Ingredients

Serves = 1

  • 3-4 ice cubes
  • 30ml reduced-sugar ginger cordial
  • 1 tablespoon pineapple (fresh, or canned in natural juice and drained), chopped
  • 1 lime wedge
  • 250ml soda water

It’s this easy

  • Put ice, cordial, and pineapple in a tall glass.
  • Add the lime wedge to the glass squeezing the juice into the glass first.
  • Top with soda water, swizzle and enjoy.

Tweaks

  • Have fresh mint? Don't let it go to waste, try adding 3-4 mint leaves for a refreshing minty burst. Lightly crush them in your hands to release their flavour before adding them to the glass.

Notes

Nutrition information (per serve):

  • Energy (400kJ)
  • Protein (0.4g)
  • Total fat (0.1g)
  • Saturated fat (0g)
  • Carbohydrate (23.3g); Starch (0.3g), Sugars (23.0g), Added sugars (19.0g), Free sugars (19.0g)
  • Dietary fibre (1.1g)
  • Sodium (10mg)
  • Calcium (16mg)
  • Iron (0.2mg)

Why is this good?

Be Healthier

Pineapples are high in phytonutrients (especially Vitamin C and Manganese) which help in protecting against cancer and Heart disease.

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Better Sports Performance

Strenuous exercise can cause inflammation and result in muscle soreness for up to 3 days. But research has shown that the nutrient Bromelain in pineapples may reduce this inflammation and speed up recovery from the damage caused by exercise.

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Support Immune Function

Pineapples are loaded with vitamin C to help with wound healing and fighting infection.

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