Bring a little berry brightness to your glass with this blueberry sea moss lemonade from Sunflower Wellness. Fresh blueberries, freshly squeezed lemon juice, and your favorite sweetener come together in a refreshing drink, with sea moss gel blended right in.
This easy recipe lets you adjust the sweetness, tartness, and texture to your taste. Grab a pitcher, fill your glass with ice, and make it your own.
Ingredients
- Fresh blueberries
- Fresh lemons, juiced
- Sea moss gel
- Agave, honey, or sugar, to taste
- Cold water
- Ice
This is a taste-as-you-go recipe. Adjust the ingredient amounts to suit your pitcher and your preferences.
How to Make Blueberry Sea Moss Lemonade
- Simmer the blueberries. Add fresh blueberries to a small saucepan with a little water and your preferred sweetener. Simmer for 5–10 minutes.
- Cool and blend or strain. Let the blueberry mixture cool, then blend for a fuller fruit texture or strain for a smoother lemonade.
- Mix your lemonade. Add the blueberry mixture, fresh lemon juice, sea moss gel, and cold water to a pitcher.
- Stir or blend. Mix until smooth. Taste and adjust with more sweetener, lemon juice, or cold water as needed.
- Serve over ice. Fill a glass with ice, pour in your blueberry sea moss lemonade, and enjoy!
Make It Your Own
Prefer a thicker drink? Add a little extra sea moss gel and blend well. For a lighter lemonade, add a splash more cold water. Choose agave or sugar instead of honey if you prefer a vegan version.
Watch the Recipe
Watch the blueberry sea moss lemonade YouTube Short and follow along as you make your own.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you put sea moss gel in lemonade?
Absolutely! Sea moss gel blends easily into homemade lemonade, making it a simple way to incorporate sea moss into your everyday drinks. Just blend it with fresh lemon juice, blueberries, water, and your preferred sweetener until smooth.
What does blueberry sea moss lemonade taste like?
Blueberry sea moss lemonade has a refreshing balance of sweet and tart flavors. The blueberries add natural sweetness, while the fresh lemon juice gives it that classic lemonade flavor. Plain sea moss gel has a mild taste, so it blends nicely with the other ingredients.
How much sea moss gel should I add to lemonade?
The amount depends on how much lemonade you're making and your preferred consistency. Start with 1–2 tablespoons of prepared sea moss gel per serving and adjust to your liking. Adding more gel may create a thicker texture.
Can I use frozen blueberries?
Yes! Frozen blueberries work well in this recipe. Add them directly to the saucepan and simmer with a little water and your preferred sweetener until softened. They may release extra liquid, so adjust the cold water when mixing your lemonade to get the flavor and consistency you like.
