Dragon Fruit Fizz
- 5 min
- Serves 1
- 8 ingredients
5 minutes to prep. A vibrant, fruity mocktail perfect for Diwali celebrations. Dragon fruit and cucumber blend into a bright magenta base, layered with a mysterious white liquid and finished with sparkling zero‑sugar tonic water. Garnished with a hint of spice, it’s a refreshing, eye‑catching drink for any party.
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Method
Add dragon fruit pieces, cucumber pieces, green fruit pieces, and pink fruit pieces to a blender cup.
Blend the ingredients until smooth, creating a magenta‑colored liquid.
Fill a tall glass with ice cubes.
Pour the thick purple blended liquid into the glass over the ice.
Add the white liquid on top of the purple mixture.
Top with Schweppes Zero Sugar Tonic Water.
Sprinkle a dry granular garnish over the foamy surface.
Tips while you cook
- Blend Thoroughly
- Blend the fruit pieces until smooth.
- Ice First
- Fill the tall glass with ice cubes before adding the blended mixture.
- Layer Liquids
- Pour the white liquid on top of the blended fruit before adding tonic water.
- Finish with Garnish
- Sprinkle the dry granular garnish over the foamy surface at the end.
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