Melons
Five large melon pieces are usually sufficient for a preserving jar. It can also be a mixture of different varieties, i.e. honeydew melon and watermelon, so that the taste becomes even more fruity.
Oranges with blueberries
Orange water with a handful of blueberries also provides sufficient vitamins. A small orange is sufficient for one litre of water.
Oranges with cranberries
This vitamin water from fruits is a vitamin-rich antioxidant. For a jar, half a cup of berries and half an orange are sufficient.
Oranges with lemons
Cut half an orange and a small lemon into thin slices and place in a preserving jar with water and leave to cool for at least one hour. This recipe provides us with many important vitamins.
Grape water
Whether light or dark grapes - they are also excellent for producing refreshing vitamin water. Just put a handful of grapes in the preserving jar and chill.
Watermelon with rosemary
150 grams of watermelon, or, depending on taste, a little more of course, are sufficient for the production of one litre of vitamin water. With a sprig of rosemary to it the fat burning is cranked up and our moisture storage is filled up excellent again.
Lemon water with mint
A lemon, sliced, with five or six fresh mint leaves has a really refreshing effect and also promotes digestion.
What are the characteristics of these fruits?
The pineapple is ideal for the aroma water because it contains numerous vital substances. This tropical fruit already meets our vitamin C requirements with a portion. But it also contains important minerals and trace elements. These include calcium, iron, potassium, copper and manganese. The protein-splitting enzyme bromelain is responsible for the digestive effect. According to numerous studies, natural digestive enzymes contribute to an improvement of numerous diseases, such as cancer and stomach and intestinal problems. Bromelain has a great anti-inflammatory effect. Pineapple is a popular remedy for scurvy, bladder and kidney problems, venous diseases and sore throats in many indigenous peoples. In some indigenous peoples this fruit was also successfully used for the treatment of parasites, gonorrhea and scarlet fever. Pineapple has long been known for its excellent suitability for detoxification, as fresh juice or vitamin water with pineapple helps to wash away the existing slag from the organism. Depending on the variety, this fruit can contain up to 15 percent fructose and around 8 percent citric acid. If you have a sensitive stomach or liver problems, you should choose ripe pineapple because it contains less acid.
Apples have also long been known for their healing properties. This fruit contains many antioxidants which, like pineapple, have an anti-inflammatory effect. Vitamin water with apple slices is therefore also interesting for people who are not necessarily enthusiastic about this fruit. Apples are ideal for cleansing the liver and intestines, they have a positive effect on our brain when losing weight, and also have a preventive effect with regard to cancer. The secondary plant substances contained in apples play an important role in our health - they are also known as phytamins. By the way, this fruit also strengthens lung function due to its high flavonoid content, which makes it ideal as a supplement for respiratory problems. With apples you can produce tasty and really very healthy vitamin water. It is very advisable to use the shell as well, as it contains the most important ingredients. When shopping, you should not only look at the shiny skin, as matt apples are usually not only fresher, but also much more tasty.
Berries are known to be optimal for losing weight because they contain only a few calories compared to other fruits. Berries include blackberries, strawberries, goji berries, currants, blueberries, cranberries and gooseberries. They are really extraordinary for our health, as they also help us to stay young much longer. They have a strong antioxidant effect, strengthen our immune system and prevent infections. Berries contain a lot of vitamin C, iron, folic acid, potassium, calcium and magnesium. They are ideal for skin problems and help to keep our blood and organs clean. Berries are also good natural laxatives. They are also known for their antibacterial effect. Apart from that, the different types of berries also have other positive characteristics. Blueberries, for example, are recommended to support brain functions. Raspberries contain many important vitamins B and help with menstrual problems. Goji berries increase energy and help with prostate problems. So berries are really good and colourful vitamin bombs, which, as homemade aroma water, become more than just a great visual eye-catcher, because they also taste really tasty.
Pomegranates contain many vitamins and valuable minerals. They are also among the best-known medicinal fruits. They have a positive effect in the treatment of liver weakness, arteriosclerosis and cardiovascular problems. Pomegranates should also be a good remedy for brain performance. The bioactive ingredients, flavonoids and polyphenols, are very important for our body. They inhibit inflammation and help against oxidative stress. Pomegranates are very versatile. The fruity-sour aroma of juice or seeds can often be found in salads or sauces. For the vitamin water it is advisable to divide the pomegranate over a bowl in the middle and then dissolve the seeds with a spoon. It is advisable to put on a kitchen apron, as the stains from the juice are difficult to remove from your clothes. It is not absolutely necessary to peel the pomegranate for the aroma water, although of course you can also make a tea with the skin. The peel is boiled only briefly. Otherwise the halved fruit can be put into a suitable preserving jar with the skin and also with the seeds.
The grapefruit is a citrus fruit with a slightly bitter taste. It is ideal for a refreshing vitamin water with almost no calories and a lot of vitamin C. But also vitamin A, vitamin B, potassium, calcium and magnesium are available in larger quantities. The bitter substances contained in this fruit are able to stimulate digestion and fat burning and reduce cholesterol. The grapefruit has an antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory effect. It is also very beneficial for the skin, as this fruit can also be applied externally. Otherwise, its taste makes it ideal for homemade aroma water. If necessary, you can of course add some stevia if the vitamin water is too sour. However, grapefruit, consumed as fruit or juice, can also enhance the effect of some medications such as special heart medicines, painkillers or even antibiotics. Those who depend on regular medication should therefore only consume this fruit as vitamin water in order to exclude possible interactions.
Cherries are not only delicious, they are also very healthy. This fruit contains numerous vitamins, minerals and trace elements, including magnesium, zinc and folic acid. They protect us from oxidative stress, reduce inflammation and also the formation of blood clots, which is why frequent consumption of cherries can reduce the risk of heart attacks. Gout attacks and the risk of cancer can also be reduced by cherries. Cherries can also help us sleep better, as melatonin is contained in this fruit. This is a sleep-inducing hormone. Unfortunately, however, they are also perishable. The vitamin water with cherries should therefore not be kept in the refrigerator for longer than 48 hours. It is recommended to remove the stems and seeds so that they can develop their full effect in the water. A handful of cherries as aroma water, offer a fruity taste that can be varied with mint, cinnamon or other fruits. Cherries with mango, green grapes, oranges or also with kiwi, as vitamin water, taste delicious and are a very good incentive to drink a little more liquid, even for those who do not like drinking.
Kiwi contains mainly antioxidants and vitamin C, much more than lemons or oranges contain. The taste of this exotic fruit is comparable to strawberries with banana and pineapple. Otherwise the nutrient density of the kiwi is much higher than that of other fruit varieties. It contains vitamin B, vitamin E, vitamin K,
