Refreshingly fruity watermelon honey slushy

In a hot summer, there’s nothing more refreshing than a watermelon slushy. Our recipe is sweet and fruity with a minty twist. Try it out right away.

Watermelon honey lime slushy

How to recognise a good watermelon?

Use only really ripe watermelons for our watermolonene slushy recipe. This is how you recognise a good watermelon when you buy it: Ripe, good fruits sound dull and have a mellow sound when you knock on them.

Immature fruits sound hollow and flat. An open watermelon is poor if the pulp is no longer luscious red, but rather pale and appears grey.

Watermelon slushy thyme
For a more fancy slushy, add some thyme, it goes perfectly with watermelon and honey

Variations

  • Add some raspberries or other red berries.
  • A dash of passion fruit concentrate adds a little sourness for a fuller taste.
  • Did you know that watermelon and vanilla are kind of best friends? Add some fresh vsanilla pod pulp or liquid vanilla essence.
  • For grown ups: Here you find a recipe for an alcoholic watermelon slushy.

Find more basic slushy tips here and how to make a slushy instructions.

The Recipe

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The best fruity Watermelon Slushy with Honey

Nothing is more refreshing than a homemade watermelon slushy. It is not difficult. Try our fruity recipe.
5 from 2 votes
Total Time 5 minutes
Servings 2 Portions
Calories 120

Equipment

  • Blender
  • Disposable slushy cups

Ingredients 

  • ½ cup ice cubes frozen
  • cups watermelon seedless and chopped in pieces
  • 1 tbsp lime juice
  • 1 tbsp honey liquid
  • 4 leaves fresh mint
  • 1 pinch salt

Instructions 

  • Place ice cubes, chopped watermelon, honey, lime juice and salt into the blender bowl. Blend everything on low speed for around 40 seconds.
  • Now add the mint and blend another 10 seconds. Check the consistency. If as desired, pour into glasses, decorate with some more mint and enjoy!

Notes

Why adding salt? Salt lowers the melting temperature of ice. Adding a pinch of salt helps to keep the slushy cold for a longer time. Don’t worry: you won’t taste the salt. 
Keyword Summer
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Author: Susan Queck
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