This Mint Infused Water with Peaches naturally cools you down. Making it great for hot days – and hot flashes!
The simple mint and fruit infused water recipe requires just 3 ingredients (including water) and helps you maximize the flavor with infused water tips.
If you’re looking for summer infused water ideas, add this to your rotation. It’s perfect on a hot day!
And this also makes a great peach beach drink, helping reduce bloat and hydrate at the same time!
This Mint Infused Water with Peaches is just 15 calories for a full liter!
Mint Infused Water with Peaches
This article will supply you with everything you’ll need to make mint detox water recipes at home.
From a shopping list, to a printable recipe card. You’ll find tips on boosting flavor in fruit infused drinks, and so much more!
To make this recipe for mint drink easy, we’ve supplied you with the following sections.
Read through them for helpful resources, or skip ahead to the recipe card!
What You’ll Find in this Article:
- Peach Mint Water Ingredients (shopping list!)
- How to Make Infused Water for Weight Loss
- Mint Infused Water with Peaches (recipe card!)
- Nutrition and Calories in Mint Peach Water Recipes
Helpful Tip for Shopping: Take a screenshot of the shopping list to your phone. This way you have it at your fingertips the next time you go grocery shopping.
Recipe Card Uses: You can email yourself this recipe card so you can easily search for it (I have a folder in my email just for recipes!) Or print it so you have it handy, and can make notes. You can even pin this peach infused water detox recipe to Pinterest so it is safely stored for you.
Up next, a shopping list for peach infused water with mint…
Peach Mint Water Ingredients
You can use fresh or frozen peaches in making this healthy peach drink recipe.
Just leave the peaches out of the freezer for 1 hour before you start. This will make infusing easier… You can also add to the fridge the night before to defrost slowly.
Special Tip: If you choose frozen peaches for these mint peach drink recipes, you’ll want about 3 cups of frozen peaches.
Shopping List for Peach and Mint Drink Recipes:
- Peaches
- Fresh mint
- Water
Special Tip: You can find all the measurements in the recipe card below. There you can choose how many servings of this mint water infusion you want to make. It will do all the measurement math for you! All of the ingredients for this peach mint water recipe can be doubled or tripled with the click of a button.
Up next, how to make infused water recipes with mint and peaches…
How to Make Infused Water for Weight Loss
This homemade infused drink is a great way to cool down on a hot day! But don’t let the creation of it heat you up too much…
If you don’t have a muddler you can use a potato masher or even a fork in making this mint leaves drink!
How to Make Mint Infused Water Recipes:
- To a carafe or pitcher, add all the fruit and herbs.
- Use a muddler (or potato masher) to gently mash the fruit and herbs to release their flavors.
- Add the water, mix together, and let marinate for 2 hours in the fridge before serving.
Special Tips on Making Fruit Infused Water Recipes:
- Use a Fruit Infused Water Pitcher to make these drinks! The canister in the center of the pitcher will hold the fruit and herbs submerged. This will intensify the flavor!
- If you don’t have a fruit infused pitcher, add 3 cups of ice to the top of the water. Do not mix, but instead add to the fridge. As the ice slowly melts it will keep the fruit submerged longer. This will intensify the flavor!
Special Tip: You can find these directions, along with measurements, nutrition and more in the sharable recipe card in the next section!
Up next, a sharable recipe card for the best peach mint water recipe for weight loss…
Mint Infused Water with Peaches
This peach mint drink naturally reduces bloat, burns fat, and cools you down (great for hot days and hot flashes!!)
Keep scrolling for more ideas for infused water!!!
15 Calorie Mint Peach Drink Recipe
Ingredients
- 2 peaches sliced
- ½ bunch 0.33 oz of mint washed
- 2 liters 67 oz water
Instructions
- To a carafe or pitcher, add all the fruit and herbs.
- Use a muddler (or potato masher) to gently mash the fruit and herbs to release their flavors.
- Add the water, mix together, and let marinate for 2 hours in the fridge before serving.
Special Tips on Making Fruit Infused Water Recipes:
- Use a Fruit Infused Water Pitcher to make these drinks! The canister in the center of the pitcher will hold the fruit and herbs submerged. This will intensify the flavor!
- If you don't have a fruit infused pitcher, add 3 cups of ice to the top of the water. Do not mix, but instead add to the fridge. As the ice slowly melts it will keep the fruit submerged longer. This will intensify the flavor!
Nutrition
Nutrition and Calories in Mint Peach Water Recipes
The nutrition below is based off 1 serving (1 liter) of the peach mint water above.
Important Note: As a reminder, at Lose Weight By Eating it is our goal to make you healthier, all-natural versions of your favorite recipes… not all will be “diet worthy” depending on the diet you are on. But they will be healthier versions to help curb your cravings.
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YEAH! So glad you are branching out and making your own 🙂 Good for you!
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I have become addicted to your waters!! Today I branched out and tried raspberry apple, it was great! Thanks for sharing all of these!
Super unique recipe. Loved it! When you have some time, do drop by my blog. I just made some custard and would love to know what to think of my recipe 🙂
🙂 I love it too! My 3 year old has been begging for it all day too!
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Thank you! They are fun to experiment with, especially when you drink over a gallon of water a day! Changing it up is key.
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Look at you smart girl! That sounds very interesting 🙂 I might have to try!
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So simple! Love it!
love all the different refreshing water recipes!
I’m loving your Spa water recipes! This sounds like another good one! I wonder if there’s a way to make a chocolate mint water? Maybe cocoa beans and mint leaves?