Kiwi Cooler

The Kiwi Cooler is a refreshing drink made with freshly squeezed orange juice, kiwis, lemon and blended with ice.

Although it is still winter, spring is near and I am ready to sit on the back deck with a cold drink and absorb some sunshine. This Kiwi Cooler is the perfect drink to quench thirst and revitalize.

This Kiwi Cooler recipe comes from this months recipe from a great group of food bloggers in Recipe Swap Club. I was tasked with picking a recipe from Simply Food with Nayna. Nayna has been blogging since 2008 and there are a TON of recipes to pick from! You will find tastes from all over the world from Greek to Indian and French to Caribbean and beyond.

Get more recipe inspiration from Nayna at Simply Food by clicking HERE.

After looking at about 100 recipes and arguing with myself about what I want to make because everything sounded so good, I picked the Kiwi Cooler to recreate. I am just really ready for warmer weather and this is such a simple recipe. Kiwi is usually a hard flavor to pull out in recipes… it usually gets lost with other flavors overpowering it but you can really taste the kiwi in this!

Kiwi Cooler

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The Kiwi Cooler is a refreshing drink made with freshly squeezed orange juice, kiwis, lemon and blended with ice. *a drop of green food coloring was placed inside this drink for photo purposes.

• 1 large orange
• .5 lemon
• 3 kiwis
• .5 cup water
• ice
• pinch of sugar or honey

1. Cut your orange, lemon and kiwis in half.
2. Peel all the kiwis but half of one which will be sliced for garnish.
3. Juice the orange and half the lemon, place into blender.
4. Place the peeled kiwis into blender.
5. Add half a cup of water and a few ice cubes.
6. You can add in a pinch of sugar or honey if you want to sweeten up your drink a bit.
7. Blend well and pour into a glass with a few more ice cubes. Add a kiwi slice garnish.

What you need:

• A juicer. I use an affordable one like this here.
• A good blender like the Ninja.

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