Mint cocktail with watermelon

This drink is sure to please your kids. But, if only adults drink the cocktail, you can add 50 ml of light rum or gin to it.

How to cook Mint cocktail with watermelon

Step 1

Prepare watermelon juice: Remove the pulp from the watermelon, cut it into pieces of arbitrary size, wipe in small portions through a fine sieve. To make the pulp rub faster, you can remove all the bones in advance. Pour the resulting juice into a jug.

Step 2

Put 4-5 mint leaves at the bottom of the glass, add sugar and lightly crush with the handle of a knife. Add lemon and watermelon juice.

Step 3

* If only adults will drink this cocktail, then you can add 50 ml of light rum or gin.

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