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A classic sharbat, Rooh Afza is a rose-flavoured syrup mixed with water or milk. It's known for its cooling effect and sweet, floral taste.
This refreshing sharbat combines the tangy flavour of lemon with the cooling effect of mint. This revitalising drink will keep you hydrated all summer long.
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Popular in India's coastal regions, kokum sharbat is made from the kokum fruit, which has a tangy flavour similar to tamarind. It is known for its cooling properties and ability to relieve acidity.
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Bel sharbat is made from the pulp of the wood apple fruit, which is mixed with sugar and water to create a refreshing drink. It has a unique flavour that is both sweet and slightly tangy.
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Aam panna is a traditional Indian sharbat made from raw mangoes, sugar, and spices like cumin and black salt. It has a tangy-sweet flavour with hints of spice.
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Tamarind sharbat is made from tamarind pulp, sugar, and water. It has a sweet and sour taste that is both refreshing and thirst-quenching.
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Jaljeera is a popular Indian drink made from cumin, mint, lemon juice, and other spices. It has a tangy and slightly spicy flavour that is perfect for cooling down on hot summer days.
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Sattu sharbat is a traditional drink from the Indian subcontinent made from roasted gram flour (sattu), water, and spices. It's a nutritious and cooling beverage.
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These are just a few of the many delicious sharbats you can try to beat the summer heat.
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