Saudi champagne - Champagne with no alcohol, the most favorite beverage in Saudi Arabia
The word “champagne” may remind us of an alcohol drink and even something haram. However, Saudi champagne is refreshing and non-alcoholic. The beverage is made amid strict punishments for drinking alcohol in Saudi Arabia and is widely used in parties and celebrations. It can be said as the soul of local humans which any foreigner must try when visiting.
Saudi champagne recipe
Saudi champagne is bright, colorful, and tastes heavenly that no one can resist. It is a good substitute for a soft drink. The preparation time for this drink is just 5 minutes. Here is a quick short recipe.
Ingredients for Saudi champagne
Apple juice - 750 ml
Apple - one piece - do not remove the skin
Orange - one piece - fresh
Mint sprigs - few of them
Lemon - one piece
Lemonade - 7up drink - 250 ml
Ice cubes
Saudi champagne is easy to make
Method to make Saudi champagne
Let's start by cutting an apple, an orange, and a lemon into slices. Keep the slices moderately thick.
Pick a glass pitcher that should be transparent to demonstrate the full beauty of the beverage. Place the slices of apple, lemon, and orange in the pitcher with plenty of mint sprig leaves.
Pour about 750 ml of apple juice into the pitcher, stir well. Let it stand for about 15-20 minutes so that the natural taste of orange and apple is infused with the juice and flavors come out well.
After 20 minutes, add lemonade or 7up to the drink. Add ice cubes to chill the drink before serving.
Finally, eat the sliced fruits to finish off the treat.
A beautiful result of making Saudi champagne
It is very easy to make a cup of Saudi champagne at home. Just a few minutes to prepare, we have a fresh and cool beverage for our family members.
Tip for adding deliciousness to Saudi champagne
Add 7up just before serving to help the fizz last longer and taste yummy.
Soda or Sprite can be used to replace 7up with almost the same taste.
It tastes more delicious when kept in the refrigerator and served the next day.
Try this beverage on a summer morning and we will instantly feel refreshed and cool.
One of the best non-alcoholic beverages, Saudi champagne is among the most popular drinks in Saudi Arabia. The refreshing drink has also won hearts in Turkey and Lebanon.
One of the best non-alcoholic beverages
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