Your throat is dry and you need something to drink. You reach out for your cup. Water? Too bland. You open your fridge. A can of cola? Too much sugar. What would you do? Choose one either way? Well, what if we tell you there are tastier and better options? With Thermos® One Push Tumbler, you can keep those beverages hot or cold for prolonged hours, keeping your palate happy as you go about your day.
COOL DOWN
Tropical Papaya Perfection
Labelled as one of the healthiest foods in the world, the papaya is deliciously sweet, its musky undertones coupled with buttery consistency. Pair this fruit – packed with powerful antioxidants vitamin C and A – with coconut, yogurt and pineapple for the perfect Milkshake that will keep you full for at least a couple of hours.
Blackberry Honey Spritzer
A great alternative to soda, the Blackberry Honey Spritzer is bubbly and refreshing, and when mixed with the blackberries, simply delicious! Rich in bioflavonoids and vitamin C, blackberries enhance digestive health, memory, weight management, and also strengthens the immune system.
Champagne Mango-Lime Agua Fresca
Originally from Mexico, Agua Fresca (translated to ‘fresh water’) is a blend of fresh fruits, water and sugar. Add Champagne Mangos and freshly squeezed lime juice and you’ll get a refreshing Mexican Drink that’s perfect for hot weathers like Singapore’s.
Watermelon Basil
There are many benefits to fruit infused water. Not only does it boast a subtle flavour, it also contains less sugar, as sweetness comes from the naturally occurring sugars found in fruits. At the same time, it aids in hydration as fruit infused water tastes better than plain one, meaning you’re likely to drink more! We recommend the Watermelon Basil, made up of finely chopped fresh watermelon and leaves of muddled basil and filtered water. Store in the fridge for at least four hours before consumption.
Citrus Blueberry
Blueberries are often labelled as ‘superfood’, thanks to its host of health benefits, namely a chockful of nutrients, the highest antioxidant capacity of all commonly consumed fruits and vegetables, and super-low calories! Most impressively, blueberries help to neutralise some of the free radicals – a leading driver to ageing and cancer – that damage our DNA. So why not make yourself a refreshing cup of Citrus Blueberry with thinly sliced organic oranges, blueberries, and filtered water. Store in the fridge for four hours before serving.
KEEP WARM
Easy Chai Tea
Originally from India, Chai has made headway across borders and can now be easily found in various countries. This centuries-old beverage has a warm, soothing effect, and also acts as a natural digestive aid. Making your own chai tea is not difficult at all. Enjoy a warm, comforting cup of freshly made chai tea from this recipe that takes no more than 20 minutes to prepare from scratch.
Mexican Spiced Hot Cocoa
Did you know that the Latin name for cocoa – Theobroma – literally means ‘food of the gods’? While the Mayans used cocoa as ritualistic beverage centuries ago, we prefer to enjoy it in a form of a beverage that is as delicious as it is comforting. We recommend the Mexican Spiced Hot Cocoa, which carries a hint of spice thanks to the addition of chipotle chilli pepper. It invigorates your taste buds while giving your stomach that familiar warm, fuzzy feel.
Spiced Black Tea
Pomegranate, one of the main ingredients in this tea, boasts impressive anti-inflammatory effects (think superhero to cancer, type 2 diabetes and Alzheimer’s disease), lowers blood pressure, improves memory, and may even treat erectile dysfunction! A dash of cinnamon spices up the tea and gives it a different flavour profile.
Warm Vanilla Cider
Although the term cider refers to a type of fermented alcoholic drink, apple cider is actually a non-alcoholic beverage made from apples. But that is not what we are most interested in. Thanks to this recipe by Martha Stewart, we rejoice at an additional ingredient – bourbon. If you are making this drink for your children, excluding bourbon from this warm beverage is perfectly fine too!
Spiced Orange Mocha
Find eating oranges too much of a chore? Mix its juice with cocoa powder for an irresistibly delicious beverage that is packed with vitamins and benefits from lowering cholesterol to fighting cancer. This Spiced Orange Mocha recipe serves six, which means everyone in your family gets a cup (or more) of this orangey goodness.
