All you need is a blender, fresh fruit, and water to make your own agua fresca! Start with fruit that's at peak freshness, or even a little overripe—if it's too mushy to eat, it's perfect to blend!

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Perfect for pool days and hot nights.

Peachy hues, hibiscus pinks and the creamy white of almonds — the colorful agua fresca pitchers lining counters at taquerias everywhere provide delicious proof that fiesta spreads can go zero-proof in ...

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Most aguas frescas follow the same simple framework, regardless of whether they're made with watermelon, hibiscus, rice, or nuts. Learn how to build, sweeten, dilute, and customize these refreshing ...

Aguas frescas are traditionally sold at taco stands in Mexico, throughout Latin America, and parts of the United States. As a Black and Mexican American woman, Mexican cuisine was a large part of what ...

When you want a break from soda, but still want a flavorful refreshing drink to bring to the table, a lemonade may be top of mind for those of us in the middle or northern part of North America. And ...