Zobo Drink

Zobo Drink

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Onotseike

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"This is a common Nigerian (West African Country) drink that is versatile and can be sweetened with a myriad of things. I used red grapes because I wanted the sugar source to be from a fairly available fruit. If grapes aren't readily available in your location you could try other sweet juicy fruits like oranges or you could just use sugar or honey."
Difficulty
Easy 👌
Preparation
60 min
Baking
0 min
Resting
30 min

Ingredients

2Servings
15 g
rose hip-hibiscus tea
3 g
cloves
300 g
seedless red grapes
400 ml
water

Utensils

food processor, blender, fine sieve, pot, bowl, cup (for serving), glass (for serving), pitcher (for serving)

  • Step 1/4

    • 15 g rose hip-hibiscus tea
    • 3 g cloves
    • 400 ml water

    Add the cloves and Hibiscus tea leaves into the infuser compartment of an electric kettle and fill it with approximately 2 litres of drinking water. Set the temperature to 85 degrees Celsius, boil and allow to cool.

  • Step 2/4

    • 300 g seedless red grapes
    • food processor
    • blender

    With your blender or food processor, blend your freshly plucked 1.5kg of seedless red grapes.

  • Step 3/4

    • fine sieve
    • pot
    • bowl

    Using a tiny holed hand sieved and large bowl or pot, strain the blended grape juice with the seive. Once done add the cooled zobo cloves tea.

  • Step 4/4

    • cup (for serving)
    • glass (for serving)
    • pitcher (for serving)

    Finally pour your drink into pitchers and refrigerate. Serve as is in a cup/glass or with a sweet citrus slice like oranges grapefruit or lemon

  • Cheers!

    Zobo Drink

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