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Mason Jar Infuser Recipes. Third, mash everything slightly with a big spoon. Find the individual recipes for the different flavors both within the post and at the bottom in the recipe card. Fill a glass, bottle, mason jar, pitcher, or carafe. We prefer glass so there’s no extra flavor added to the water. Fourth, add sparkling water or filtered water. If you find plain ol’ h2o to be boring, consider making a pitcher of infused water that scores a hint of flavor from fresh fruit, vegetables, and herbs. Infusing your water is an easy way to increase your daily water intake and makes. So keep that in mind when you’re deciding what flavor to make. I like using this fruit infusion lid because it keeps me from swallowing any seeds or bits of fruit or herbs. Let it sit for a little while to allow the ingredients to seep into the water. Stay hydrated with these easy infused water recipes. I found a fun mason jar lid insert that helps me a ton. In that case, a mason jar or weck jar works best. Second, grab your main ingredients—usually a combo of fruit, veggies, herbs, etc. I have been trying a few infused water recipes to add flavor to my plain h2o to make it more palatable to drink.

Infusing your water is an easy way to increase your daily water intake and makes. Stay hydrated with these easy infused water recipes. Second, grab your main ingredients—usually a combo of fruit, veggies, herbs, etc. I like using this fruit infusion lid because it keeps me from swallowing any seeds or bits of fruit or herbs. Fourth, add sparkling water or filtered water. Fill a glass, bottle, mason jar, pitcher, or carafe. Find the individual recipes for the different flavors both within the post and at the bottom in the recipe card. In that case, a mason jar or weck jar works best. Third, mash everything slightly with a big spoon. If you find plain ol’ h2o to be boring, consider making a pitcher of infused water that scores a hint of flavor from fresh fruit, vegetables, and herbs.

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Mason Jar Infuser Recipes Infusing your water is an easy way to increase your daily water intake and makes. I found a fun mason jar lid insert that helps me a ton. Third, mash everything slightly with a big spoon. Find the individual recipes for the different flavors both within the post and at the bottom in the recipe card. I like using this fruit infusion lid because it keeps me from swallowing any seeds or bits of fruit or herbs. Infusing your water is an easy way to increase your daily water intake and makes. Fill a glass, bottle, mason jar, pitcher, or carafe. Fourth, add sparkling water or filtered water. Second, grab your main ingredients—usually a combo of fruit, veggies, herbs, etc. Let it sit for a little while to allow the ingredients to seep into the water. I have been trying a few infused water recipes to add flavor to my plain h2o to make it more palatable to drink. Stay hydrated with these easy infused water recipes. In that case, a mason jar or weck jar works best. If you find plain ol’ h2o to be boring, consider making a pitcher of infused water that scores a hint of flavor from fresh fruit, vegetables, and herbs. We prefer glass so there’s no extra flavor added to the water. So keep that in mind when you’re deciding what flavor to make.