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Pomegranate Citrus Juice

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Howdy Partners,

Today I have for another Monday giveaway!  Today’s giveaway is a fun one that is so versatile, that with a little imagination you can come up with the most creative drinks.

I have for you today the Infuse 3-in-1 pitcher by Primula.  This pitcher is pretty cool.  You can make hot and cold drinks in it.  It comes with a tea and coffee infuser, so you can make ice coffee’s, yes please or hot & cold teas.  It also comes with a infuser to fill with fruits, vegetables or spices and a Chill Core to keep your drinks nice and cold.  Today I made for you a light, kind of tropical drink, that would be nice to serve at the holiday times or it’s so refreshing it’s perfect for having after a workout.


My drink is made with pomegranate, oranges, lime and a pinch of stevia.  I was really surprised but my Husband really liked it, and so do I.  I used a light pomegranate juice, a pinch of lime juice and filled my infuser with freshly cut oranges.  I let it soak over night and the next drink I have a fruity, light drink to quench your thirst.

The pitcher is pretty nice too.  It’s shatter proof, dishwasher safe, BPA free and easy to use.  I think after I drink up my Pomegranate Citrus Juice I am going to make ice coffee.  I originally was going to do that first, but I was out of coffee (I know me, crazy!) and I love juice and haven’t had that in a while.  I try to stay away from juices full of sugars and that are to sweet, my drink is isn’t.  You can serve it to your kids and know that they will like it and it’s guilt-free.

Pomegranate Citrus Juice
 
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A light refreshing drink made with pomegranate juice, lime and oranges. Jazz it up and serve over sparking water.
Serves: 8 Cups
Ingredients
  • 4 cups pomegranate juice, light
  • 2 cups water
  • 1 tbsp. lime juce
  • ½ tsp. stevia or sugar to taste
  • 2 oranges, cut into wedges
Instructions
  1. In a large pitcher add pomegranate juice, water, lime juice and stevia. Mix until combined.
  2. Add oranges to pitcher. Refrigerate for 4 hours or until ready to use.
Notes
Calories per cup: 47.3, Fat: 0, Cholestrol: 0, Sodium: 10, Potassium: 2.9, Carbs: 12.9, Fiber: 0, Sugar: 11.4, Protein: 0
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Serving size: 1 Cup
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Would you like to win the Primula Infuse 3-in-1 Pitcher?

All you have to do is tell me what drink would you like to make?

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I’ll pick a winner on Wednesday evening and post the winner on Thursday!!

This is really a fun pitcher with so many options!  I will be sure to use it a lot in the summer!

Have a great day!

Toodles,

Jennifer

I was given the Primula Pitcher to try, all opinions are my own and no one paid me.

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  9. Jenny says

    Where do I start… I would make this pomagrante juice, cucumber/lemon water then I would go crazy with it from there. I would love to have one of these.

    I followed you on facebook, pinterest,twitter. I tweeted from user name @fizees and I subscribed to your emails and pinned this recipe.

    Thanks so much for offering this.

  11. Jeannette says

    I follow you on gmail,email and pomagranites are my favourite . I would definitly be trying this drink. Mixing different fruit makes satisfying, yummy drinks. I also love creating different flours of ice tea.

  22. Stacie V says

    Jenn, This sounds amazing! The first thing I would make is Sangria!!! It may be first thing in the morning but a delish red and fruity sangria to “warm your cockels”!!

  23. Stacie V says

    I also Follow you on Pinterest and have pinned and tried many of your wonderful recipes!!! Thank you

  33. casama518 says

    I would make all sorts of fruity iced teas! it looks like it would be extra beneficial to use in the summer, for thirst-quenchers. fun!

  36. casama518 says

    I subscribe to your blog via email. you’re one of my favorites! simple recipes, genuine writing…love it 🙂

  49. MaryB says

    I would make all kinds of infused waters – starting with cucumber water. Thanks for offering the chance to win.

  62. Fran C says

    I’d love to try raspberries and lemon in tea….what kind of fun could I have with iced coffee? Have never thought of infusing for that! Love following you on Pinterest! You rock! 🙂

    • Sonja P. says

      The possibilities are endless on what drink I would make! Knowing me, no two drinds would ever be the same!

  114. Kari F says

    I have a freezer full of raspberries from my garden. I would probably make something with them, like a raspberry iced tea.

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