If you’ve visited Spanish open-air fruit and veg markets, you’ll know just how easy it is to get carried away with the colorful, healthy bargains and overbuy. So, what do you do with all that extra fruit you bought? Why not make a healthy, delicous drink out of it? Below, you’ll find an extremely simple …
Batido de Fresas Recipe (Strawberry Yogurt Shake!) Read More »
During Spain’s hot, sultry summer months, cool, refreshing Spanish drinks are very much the order of the day. I expect you’ve seen Spanish bars and open-air markets offering granizados for sale? So … what are granizados? They’re icy-cold, semi-frozen drinks, which go down a treat under the hot, Spanish sun. Sip the liquid nectar through a straw … …
When you take a break in your day for a refreshing drink … what do you usually have? More often than not, it will be a cup of coffee. As well as being enjoyable, it gives you that slight “lift”. But, what do you do if you fancy a coffee and the weather’s boiling hot …
Granizado de Café Recipe (Refreshing & Delicious) Read More »
Horchata is a delicious, well-known, non-alcoholic drink in Spain – originally from the Valencia area. However, it’s usually made out of chufas or tiger nuts. But the recipe below is rather unusual, for it’s an horchata made from rice – not the usual tiger nuts – and is popular in Mexico. Use short-grained, pudding rice. And, with this …
Horchata de Arroz Recipe (Super Simple & Delicious) Read More »
One well-known, non-alcoholic spanish drink is the deliciously creamy horchata de chufas. Originating from the Valencia Region of Spain, it’s made out of chufas or tiger nuts. You’ll find this refreshing drink easily enough in most Spanish supermarkets. But, what if you’d like to make your own? Just try out this simple recipe below … Basically, all you need do …
Spanish Sangria Recipes – Just one of the “S” words Spain’s so famous for …Just how many different sangria recipes are there? There’s red … white … with brandy … without brandy … You’ll even find a “whatever drinks you’ve got leftover in the cupboard” sangria! Generally speaking, however, you should make sangria using a full-bodied red wine. …
learn all about spanish wine on this page further down, find links leading to more information about Spanish drinks, plus Spanish drink recipes … Few of us are expert in the field of wine – we just know what we enjoy. And Spain is becoming an increasingly respected producer of wine. Wine tours Spain are now extremely popular …
