New Delhi: After a long day of fasting, when you're eager for something to drink and satisfy both thirst and hunger, drinks become a must for breaking the fast.
Hence, we present some unique recipes that are both delicious and filling.
Whether you like faloodas or seek something different, this collection offers fresh options that you can try this Ramzan.
Mohabbat Ka Sharbat
This pink drink, made with watermelons, rose syrup, chilled milk, and ice cubes, is a favourite near Jama Masjid in Old Delhi.
It's a popular choice during Iftar, especially among those visiting the mosque for evening prayers. What sets it apart is its rosy flavour, floating watermelon chunks, and vibrant pink colour.
Rooh Afza Sherbet
During Ramzan, Rooh Afza sherbet is the top drink choice. It's a refreshing and fragrant beverage that helps satisfy your thirst after a long day of fasting. Mix it with water or milk, and add small watermelon pieces and fresh mint leaves for extra appeal.
Pudina Chaas
Pudina Chaas is a traditional refreshing drink from Southern India, particularly Tamil Nadu. It's often kept in clay pots, giving it a special aroma.
Falooda
Falooda is a rich drink dessert made with thickened milk, basil seeds, vermicelli, and rose syrup. Sometimes it includes ice cream. It's a favourite Iftar treat because it's refreshing and satisfying.
Milk and Dates Smoothie
Dates are not only nutritious but also great for boosting immunity. They're often eaten right after the sunset prayer to break the fast quickly. You can easily make a nutritious drink at home by blending deseeded dates with milk.
Once they blend smoothly, your energy-boosting drink is ready to enjoy.
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