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How to Make Zobo Drink Without Sugar: The Best Natural Recipe

How to Make Zobo Drink Without Sugar The Best Natural Recipe

Zobo drink is a refreshing, nutritious beverage commonly enjoyed in many parts of Africa. This hibiscus tea is packed with antioxidants and can be customized with various fruits and flavors.

In this recipe, I’ll show you how to make zobo drink without sugar, using natural sweeteners like pineapple and orange juice. This way, you enjoy the deliciousness without compromising on health!

Ingredients for Zobo Drink:

  • 1 cup of dried zobo leaves (hibiscus leaves)
  • Pineapple skin (from one pineapple)
  • 5 tablespoon of grated ginger
  • 1 cup of fresh pineapple juice
  • 1 cup of fresh orange juice
How to Make Zobo Drink Without Sugar The Best Natural Recipe

Instructions:

Step 1. Prepare the Zobo Leaves:

  • Rinse your zobo leaves under cold water to remove any dust or debris.

Step 2. Boil the Zobo:

  • Add 1 cup of zobo leaves to a pot with about 4 cups of water.
  • Add your grated ginger and pineapple skin.
  • Bring to a boil and let it simmer for 30-45 minutes to allow all the flavors to infuse.

Step 3. Cool and Strain:

  • Once the mixture has boiled, remove it from the heat and let it cool for about 10-15 minutes.
  • Strain the liquid into a large bowl to separate the zobo leaves, ginger, and pineapple skin.

Step 4. Add Natural Sweeteners:

  • Extract the fresh pineapple and orange juices (you can use store-bought juice, but fresh is best!).
  • Mix the pineapple and orange juices with the zobo concentrate.
  • This combination will give your zobo drink a natural sweetness, eliminating the need for sugar.

Step 5. Refrigerate and Serve:

  • Pour your zobo drink into bottles or a pitcher, then refrigerate.
  • Serve chilled for the best experience.

This natural, sugar-free zobo recipe is perfect for those looking to enjoy a healthier version of this beloved drink.

Pineapple and orange juices add a burst of flavor, making it sweet without added sugar. Enjoy Your Zobo Drink!

Leave a comment below and let me know how yours turned out! Did you enjoy the natural sweetness? How did you serve it?

WRITTEN BY

Odunayor Oluwole

My name is Odunayor, and I’m so excited to share my culinary journey with you, my wonder family. Growing up in Oyo State, Nigeria, I developed a deep love for the vibrant flavors, unique textures, and soul-warming essence of Nigerian dishes. From the stretchy delight of pounded yam paired with Egusi soup to the simplicity of Eba (my favorite!) served with a hearty soup, food has always been a way for me to connect, celebrate, and create lasting memories.

As a passionate home cook, I believe that every dish tells a story. Whether it’s about the spices that give life to a pot of Jollof rice or the time-saving hacks that make kitchen life easier, I want to make cooking enjoyable and accessible for everyone. That’s why this blog is here – to guide you through Nigerian recipes, share cooking tips and techniques, and introduce you to the magic of our food culture.

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