Cool down with a colorful array of aguas frescas, featuring flavors such as hibiscus, coconut and melon.
across the country, it’s more important than ever to stay hydrated. There are a plethora of drinks from around the world that are designed to quench your thirst: sweet tea,, to name a few. My favorite of them all, though, is agua fresca. The drink, translating to “fresh water,” is alleged to have originated in precolonial Mexico and is now a staple in the region.
In Mexico, you can find huge jugs lining tables on street corners, in markets and at taco stands, but in many areas of the United States, the beverage is a little harder to come by. We’ve picked out six agua fresca recipes you can easily make at home, starring some of our favorite summer produce, such as melon and cucumber. Find even moreHibiscus, a bright and beautiful flower native to tropical climates, dyes this agua fresca a vibrant red color and adds a tart, floral flavor.
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