AKSHAY MEHDIRATTA - MONSOON DRINKS TO KEEP YOU REFRESHING AND HYDRATED
                     AKSHAY MEHDIRATTA - MONSOON DRINKS TO KEEP YOU REFRESHING AND 
HYDRATED
1. Masala Chai with a 
Twist
Nothing beats a nice cup of masala chai to keep you warm during 
the monsoon. The aroma of spices combined with the earthy 
flavour of tea produces an appealing blend. To give your standard 
masala chai a new twist, Akshay Mehndiratta suggests adding a 
pinch of freshly grated ginger and a dash of cardamom. These 
ingredients not only improve the flavour but also provide several 
health benefits, such as improved digestion and immunity.
2. Watermelon and Mint 
WatermelonS ilsu ash classic summer fruit, but its high water content makes it ideal for the rainy 
season as well. To make a refreshing watermelon and mint slush, combine some juicy 
watermelon chunks, a handful of fresh mint leaves, and a dash of lime. It's not only tasty and 
hydrating, but it's also an excellent method to beat the humidity. Watermelon and mint, 
according to Akshay Mehndiratta, are both cooling and relaxing to the senses.
3. Spiced Buttermilk 
During the m(oCnhsaoaons), chaas, a traditional Indian buttermilk drink, is a 
popular choice. It's light, refreshing, and simple to consume. To make this 
tangy beverage, combine plain yogurt and cold water in a blender and 
blend until smooth. For an added flavor boost, add roasted cumin powder, 
a teaspoon of black salt, and some finely chopped coriander leaves. 
Akshaymehndiratta like drinking spicy buttermilk on rainy days since it 
helps to maintain electrolyte balance and keeps the body cool.
4.  Herbal 
Infusions
The monsoon season is when many seasonal herbs bloom, 
providing an excellent opportunity to make herbal infusions. Bring 
water to a boil, then add your favourite herbs, such as 
lemongrass, basil, or chamomile, and steep for a few minutes. 
These herbal infusions not only taste delicious, but they also 
provide several health benesuch as stress relief and immune 
system boosting. Akshaymehndiratta believes that fresh, organic 
herbs provide the highest flavour and health advantages.
5. Iced Green Tea with 
Lemon
Iced green tea with a touch of lemon is an excellent choice for people 
who like something colder. Green tea contains antioxidants and can 
help with metabolism. To add a refreshing twist, brew some green 
tea, let it cool, then fridge it with a few lemon slices. This drink, 
according to Akshay Mehndiratta, is ideal for rainy evenings when 
you want to relax by the window and enjoy the rain.
6. Aam Panna: The Tangy Mango 
Refresher
As the monsoon brings an abundance of ripe mangoes, enjoy the wonderful flavour of Aam 
Panna. This traditional Indian beverage is a terrific way to beat the heat and stay hydrated, in 
addition to being a tasty way to enjoy the seasonal fruit. To make aam panna, peel green 
mangoes and simmer them until soft. After you've removed the pulp, add mint leaves, 
roasted cumin powder, black salt, and a little sugar. It can be chilled in the refrigerator or 
served over ice. Akshaymehndiratta's favourite monsoon drink is Aam Panna, which has a tart 
and cooling flavour.
7. Herbal Lemonade with 
As the monsooHno bnreinygs an abundance of ripe mangoes, enjoy the wonderful flavour of Aam 
Panna. This traditional Indian beverage is a terrific way to beat the heat and stay hydrated, in 
addition to being a tasty way to enjoy the seasonal fruit. To make aam panna, peel green 
mangoes and simmer them until soft. After you've removed the pulp, add mint leaves, roasted 
cumin powder, black salt, and a little sugar. It can be chilled in the refrigerator or served over 
ice. Akshaymehndiratta's favourite monsoon drink is Aam Panna, which has a tart and cooling 
flavour.
Conclusion
Try these refreshing and hydrating beverages to welcome the 
monsoon season. These drinks will not only keep you hydrated but 
will also tantalise your taste buds, whether you favour the warmth 
of masala chai or the freshness of watermelon and mint slush. Don't 
forget to enjoy the rainy season's magical moments with your 
favourite monsoon drink in hand. "Let the raindrops rejuvenate your 
soul, and the drinks rejuvenate your body!" says 
Akshaymehndiratta.