Refreshing Iftar Drinks That Make Homemade 'Easy'

Refreshing Iftar Drinks That Make Homemade 'Easy'

Fasting in hot weather quenches thirst more than hunger. That is why during Iftar, where the table is decorated with other accessories, cold drinks are also provided. 

These drinks are also bought from the market but we will tell you about these six drinks which are not only good for health but can also be easily made at home.

kharob According to Arab News, Kharob is a popular drink in Palestine and Egypt. To prepare it, mix water and sugar in a pan until the solution turns brown, then add more water, boil and let cool.

Rose syrup

This sweet and fresh rose drink can also be mixed with water or milk. Add fresh mint leaves to enhance flavor.

labn If you do not have time to prepare a drink for Iftar, you can always opt for a salty yogurt drink.

Sobia This drink made from barley is considered as a special drink of Ramadan in Saudi Arabia. It is made from fermented brown bread mixed with coconut powder, milk and sugar.

karkadah In addition to flavor, it helps lower blood pressure. All you need to prepare it is water, sugar and dried hibiscus.

Khoshf is basically a fancy fruit salad. It is made by mixing dates, dried apricots, dried berries, figs and nuts in a mixture of water and Qamaruddin (a drink made from the skin of apricot fruit).

Tage.

Ramadan 

Iftar 

Drinks 

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Sobia

Laban Syrup

Syrup Rose 

Khoshaf