Infused waters kind of seem like a summer thing, but there are plenty of fall flavors to be had. Adding spices like cinnamon and vanilla to room temperature water makes for a tasty drink that fits the season. Especially during the season of candy, parties, co*cktails and heavy foods, these fall infused water recipes can help keep you full and hydrated so you don't overindulge.
21 Tasty Fall Infused Water Recipes
1. Cucumber Spa Water
Cucumbers are high in silica, whichisinstrumental in collagen formation. But most of the silica in cucumbers is found in theskin, so to get the most out of your cucumbers, buy organic and don’t peel them.
2. Pomegranate Lime
If you love the sweet-tart combo, this vitamin C-rich water from Make Life Lovely will be your new favorite.
3. Chia Fresca
The fruit in this water from the Skinny Fork gets you to drink more, and the chia seeds are super healthy and fill you up!
4. Blackberry Sage
Bridge the gap between summer and fall with this sweet-yet-earthy blackberry-sage combo from Evermine.
5. Digestive Aid Beauty Water
Kick-start sluggish digestion with this gingery, citrusy recipe from Hello Glow.
6. Citrus Cilantro
6. All your favorite tangy citrus fruits are in season. Pair them with spicy cilantro to add vitamins and minerals, and a completely unique taste, to water.
7. Chamomile Mint Cardamom
Think of this chamomile-mint-cardamom water from She Who Eats as a diluted tea that you can sip all day.
8. Apple, Pear + Plum
This one tastes just live harvest season! A couple of cinnamon sticks add just enough spice to make you crave this drink.
9. Cinnamon Water
This idea from The Kitchn is genius! Simply put a cinnamon stick in water, or make the concentrate ahead of time and your house will smell amazing.
10. Rosemary Green Apple
10. We don’t know why rosemary pairs so well with fruit, but it does! Plus it aids in digestion, which is important this time of year.
11. Daily Cleanse Water
Infuse a big bottle of water with purifying, refreshing, detoxifying lemon, cayenne and honey, and sip on it all day. Great for suppressing sugar cravings!
12. Blueberry Lemon Rosemary
Rosemary not only aids digestion, it gives off a slightly floral (but not overpowering) scent, making it perfect for pairing with tart lemon and sweet blueberries.
13. Flush Beauty Water
Grapefruit gets some help from extra vitamin C and is sweetened up with stevia in this refreshing beauty water.
14. Vanilla Bean Spa Water
Okay, it’s not a sugar cookie…but this vanilla water from Real Healthy Recipes will at least help you postpone that sugar craving.
15. Apple Cinnamon
The classic apple pie taste in a healthy, tall drink of water. It doesn't get more fall than that.
16. Blueberry Orange
When Clementines are in season, this blueberry-orange water from The Peach Kitchen is a perfect way to use them up!
17. Apple Detox Water
If you’re craving apple juice, try this instead. The cinnamon makes it extra delicious!
18. Pear Ginger Cinnamon
Spicy ginger pairs well with sassy cinnamon and mellow pears.
19. Grapefruit Rosemary
This blend from Posh Little Designs is earthy, peppery and surprisingly refreshing.
20. Pomegranate seeds+ Persimmon + Orange + Cinnamon Sticks +Allspice Berries
A winter-y infused water to keep your immune system on track, plus help regulate blood sugar, improve skin health, and give you a dose of antioxidants.
21. Apple pie cinnamon-infused water
This delicious fall-flavored water combines the tart taste of apples and plums with the sweetness and coziness of vanilla and cinnamon spices, to recreate your favorite autumn dessert in a drink - apple pie.
Does a glass of apple-infused water a day keep the doctor away? Perhaps! Apples have well-documented benefits for a healthy heart—and a healthy everything [source]—which are associated with their polyphenol content [source], anthocyanins [source], and the water-soluble fiber, pectin. The nutrients in apples are concentrated in the skin, which also contains the anti-cancer compound phloretin [source], so thin slices with the skin on are the way to go.
Cinnamon-infused water (or tea or coffee) not only tastes good, but it's a digestive winner. The good-for-you ingredient works internally to balance blood sugar levels, which in turn helps you curb sugar and carb cravings.
In addition to its blood sugar benefits, cinnamon is rich in antioxidants that have mild internal pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory effects. So reach for cinnamon the next time you have a cold or sore throat.
While you sip, take a minute to savor the spicy aroma. The spicy scent of cinnamon is also mood-boosting and stress-relieving.
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Apple Pie Infused Water
A delicious fall flavored water, combining the tart taste of apples and plums with the sweetness and coziness of vanilla and cinnamon spices, to recreate your favorite autumn dessert in a drink - apple pie.
Prep Time5 minutes mins
Infusing Time8 hours hrs
Total Time8 hours hrs 5 minutes mins
Course: Drinks
Keyword: infused water
Servings: 2
Author: Hello Glow
Cost: $10
Equipment
Large pitcher
Ingredients
- 3 cups purified water
- 1 apple cut into thin slices
- 1 plum cut into quarters
- 1 vanilla stick halved
- 2 cinnamon sticks
Instructions
Add all the ingredients into a pitcher, mix and refrigerate overnight.
Serve as it is, or with ice cubes.
Notes
In addition to its blood sugar benefits, cinnamon is rich in antioxidants that have mild internal pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory effects. So reach for cinnamon the next time you have a cold or sore throat.
To store, strain out solids and keep water in the refrigerator for up to 4 days.
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