Fresh Mint Cooler —Carol Beutel, Tremont, Illinois Fresh Mint Cooler Recipe photo by Taste of Home Next Recipe Test Kitchen Approved Be the first to review Recommended Here’s How Dining Is Going to Look Different After Quarantine Ends Rate Comment Save Print Next Recipe Rate Comment Save Share Print Total Time Prep: 10 min. + standing Makes 4 servings Ingredients 1 cup fresh mint4 cups boiling waterSugar to tasteIce cubesLemon or lime slices and additional mint, optional View Recipe Directions Place mint in a large bowl; pour water over mint; let stand for 2 hours. Strain mint mixture; discard mint. Fill chilled glasses with ice; add mint mixture and sugar. Garnish with lemon or lime slices and mint if desired. Nutrition Facts 1 each: 10 calories, 0 fat (0 saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 7mg sodium, 2g carbohydrate (0 sugars, 2g fiber), 1g protein. Recommended Video Reviews Be the first to review Log in to rate Click stars to rate Submit Review Thank You! Your rating has been submitted. Please allow 24 hours for your review to appear. Add a rating or review to submit More from Taste of Home Here’s Every Whipped Drink You Can Make Using Stuff in Your PantryHere’s Why I Choose a Box of Wine Over a BottleWhy the Chilton Is the Summer Cocktail You Need to Try45 Delicious Ways to Use Up Brewed CoffeeHow to Make an Old FashionedPeople Are Now Making Whipped Strawberry Milk—and It’s Easier Than Whipped Coffee12 Easy Cocktails for Your Next Virtual Happy HourHow to Make Lemon Vodka34 Refreshing Gluten-Free Drinks25 Drinks to Welcome Patio Season15 Mexican Drinks Everyone Should Know (and Try!)Our Best Margarita Recipes17 Frozen Cocktails We’re Making All Year Long14 Refreshing Strawberry Drinks for Summer Days and NightsHow to Make Strawberry Vodka9 Cocktails Made with Vanilla ExtractHow to Make a Starbucks Copycat Iced Latte at HomeHow to Make a Latte at HomeI Made Whipped Coffee for the First Time and Here’s What Happened7 Frozen Cocktail Recipes That Use Frozen Fruit Originally Published on sitename.com
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