Blackberry Breeze

June 22, 2009


I am quick to take advantage of summer’s bounty of berries. I adore each variety, strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, but this wasn’t always the case with blackberries. I’m not quiet sure when my liking for blackberries blossomed. There is no defining moment, no particular meal containing this fruit that stands out in my mind. I suspect it just happened naturally. However my fondness of blackberries came to be, I have the feeling I will grow to adore these lovely berries more and more each season.

Some familiar name varieties of blackberries are marionberries, boysenberries, and loganberries, each of these berries are loaded with high levels of antioxidants, rich in fiber, and low in calories, carbohydrates and have no fat.

Which ever variety of blackberry you have on hand, from marionberries, boysenberries, to loganberries – will make this a delicious drink, blackberry breeze.

Blackberry Breeze

This drink is one refreshing way to savor the sweet taste of juicy blackberries. Whiz the ingredients in a blender and serve as an alternative breakfast drink, to accompany a Sunday brunch, or simply to get a dose of powerful antioxidants any time.

Blackberry Breeze

The stunning jeweled-toned color of this drink looks lovely in pretty stemware garnished with a slice of lemon or a single blackberry. To make more then 2 serving, double or triple this recipe to accommodate the number of serving needed.

2 cup filtered water
3/4 cup blackberries
3 tablespoons lemon juice, fresh squeezed
2-3 tablespoons agave, or to taste

Add all the ingredients in a blender container and blend until liquefied. Strain the blackberry juice through a fine mesh strainer, once or twice if necessary, to remove any seeds.

Note: This drink will separate, if it does just give it a stir.

Serves 2

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7 Comments so far

  1. astrorainfall on June 23, 2009 Tuesday, 1:17 am

    Ooooo I love blackberries, too. Just eating a whole punnet feels like paradise. They aren’t available where I live, so overseas trips mean hunting for blackberries!

  2. GirlonRaw on June 23, 2009 Tuesday, 2:57 am

    YUMMY! I have them almost every morning in my breakfast smoothie but what a delicious recipe. Will have to try it!

    :D

  3. Michal on June 23, 2009 Tuesday, 6:25 am

    mmm i just love blackberries. i am so happy that they are in season now. I think ill have my mom pick some up so i can make this later on. yay!

    Michal

    http://lilearthmuffin.wordpress.com/

  4. Nicole on June 23, 2009 Tuesday, 7:12 am

    I have bags and bags of boysenberries from my FIL’s garden. Thanks for giving a recipe to use them:) Yum!

  5. earthmother on June 23, 2009 Tuesday, 8:27 am

    I just ate a pint of these black beauties! Sooooo sweet. Unbelievable!

    I hope you had a lovely birthday weekend.

  6. veggie wedgie on June 23, 2009 Tuesday, 1:46 pm

    Blackberries rock! I love them since i was a little girl.

  7. Robin on June 24, 2009 Wednesday, 8:38 am

    MMMM this recipe looks so yummy and I will definitely try it. I am loving smoothies this summer! I just made a mango, pineapple, banana smoothie. Thanks for posting.

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