Ramadan, observed worldwide, is a sacred month of fasting from dawn to sunset. Each day's fast is broken with a significant evening meal called iftar. Beyond satisfying hunger, iftar fosters family and community bonds. Maintaining hydration is crucial, particularly during the summer months, and healthy drinks for iftar play a vital role in ensuring good health and well-being throughout the fasting period. Here's introducing our easy-to-make Ramadan iftar drink recipes to enhance your iftar experience and promote overall well-being.

This Ramadan break your fast with refreshing iced teas

Tea, a staple in many cultures, takes on a special role during Ramadan. That's why we've specially curated easy to make iced tea recipes for you to enjoy a delightful iftar experience.

Refreshing Strawberry & Mango Iced Tea

Enjoy our most loved Strawberry & Mango tisane combined with black tea, vibrant flavours of ripe strawberries and juicy mangoes. A perfect Ramadan Iftar drink offering a delightful blend of sweet fruitiness and robust black tea notes.

Ingredients:

• Newby Strawberry & Mango Infusion – 8G or 2 tea bags
• Sugar syrup – 20 ml
• Lemon juice – 10 ml

Method:

• Brew infusion in 150 ml of hot water (100°C) for 5 minutes
• Put ice cubes inside shaker/cocktail shaker
• Strain infusion and pour inside shaker
• Put lemon and sugar syrup inside the glass, add ice
• Pour infusion in glass, garnish with mint sprig and strawberry

Blueberry Chamomile Mocktail: A Refreshing Infusion with Lemon Twist

Indulge in a twist using Chamomile tea, this DIY drink offers a soothing blend of floral chamomile with the sweetness of blueberries and a refreshing citrus kick from lemon, perfect for breaking your fast this Ramadan.

Ingredients:

• Newby Chamomile Infusion – 6G or 2 tea bags
• Sugar syrup – 30 ml
• Lemon juice – 30 ml
• Blueberry – 5 pieces

Method:

• Brew infusion in 150 ml of hot water (80°C) for 2-3 minutes
• Put blueberry inside a glass and muddle
• Add ice, lemon juice and sugar syrup
• Strain infusion into glass
• Garnish with basil sprig, lemon wheel and blueberry in pick

Rooibos Orange Bliss with Thyme and Citrus

Enjoy Newby’s Rooibos Orange tea with a zesty twist. This refreshing drink blends the warmth of Rooibos with the citrusy zest of orange, which can be enhanced by the subtle herbal notes of thyme, offering a flavourful twist for breaking your fast.

Ingredients:

• Rooibos Orange – 8G or 2 tea bags
• Agave syrup – 30 ml
• Lemon juice – 20 ml

Method:

• Brew infusion in 150 ml of hot water (100°C) for 5 minutes
• Put ice, agave syrup and lemon juice in a shaker
• Add infusion to shaker, shake and pour into glass
• Garnish with thyme and orange twist

Matcha Iced Latte Infused with Coconut

Indulge in a harmony of flavours with our Matcha Iced Latte. Crafted using Newby's premium grade Matcha, this refreshing Iced Matcha green tea is infused with the tropical essence of coconut, creating a smooth and creamy beverage ideal for revitalizing your iftar experience.

Ingredients:

• Newby Premium Matcha – 1 scoop
• Full fat milk – 100 ml
• Coconut milk – 50 ml
• Agave syrup – 15 ml

Method:

• Add 1 scoop of matcha into the bowl with 3tbs of hot water (80°C)
• Whisk for one minute or until matcha is completely dissolved and frothy (*????Tip: whisk up-and-down motion to achieve a nice foam texture)
• Add agave syrup to the matcha and continue whisking until all ingredients are properly mixed
• Fill the glass with ice cubes, add in full fat milk and coconut milk
• Pour in matcha mixture
• Add matcha powder on top for garnish

Elevate this Ramadan season with a delightful range of tea-infused recipes. Whether you opt for traditional blends or healthier alternatives, make the most of this blessed month by experimenting with different flavours.

Ramadan Kareem to everyone from Newby Teas. May this month bring lots of joy and happiness to you and your loved ones.

FAQ’s:

Which drink is best for Ramadan?
The Strawberry & Mango, Rooibos Breakfast, Blueberry Chamomile, and Matcha Iced Latte are all excellent choices for refreshing Ramadan drinks.

What is the traditional juice for Ramadan?
While traditional Ramadan juices vary, classics like Jallab, Tamarind, and Qamar al-Din are popular choices.

What is the Arabic juice for Ramadan?
Arabic juices like Amar al-Din, Qamar al-Din, and Tamarind are widely enjoyed during Ramadan.

What should I drink after Iftar?
Choose hydrating beverages like water, herbal hot teas and iced teas to replenish fluids after iftar.

Shop your tea for making refreshing iced teas

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