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Bright pink watermelon mint slush in a glass with fresh mint

Watermelon Mint Electrolyte Slush

Watermelon is 92% water. Mint settles the stomach. Lime wakes everything up. A pinch of salt pulls it together. That’s this. Blend it, sip it cold, and count it as hydration that actually tastes like something.

Settle & Sip
Between Meals
Anytime
Sip & Go
Nausea friendly
Hydration Forward
Electrolyte support
Sippable
Cold/Room Temp
No Cook
Low Fat
Low Fiber
Anti-inflammatory
Scales to One
2
Servings
1.5g
Protein
1g
Fiber
4/10
Nutrition Score

Ingredients

Ingredient notes:

  • Watermelon - Seedless is easier. Freeze it the night before if possible - the longer it’s frozen, the better the slush texture. Leftover watermelon from the fridge works perfectly here.
  • Fresh mint - Fresh only. Dried mint doesn’t work in this recipe. If mint feels too strong, start with 2 tbsp and adjust up.
  • Coconut water - The upgrade option. Adds potassium and a subtle sweetness. Plain water works fine if coconut water isn’t on hand.
  • Sea salt - Don’t skip it. A small amount of sodium is part of what makes this genuinely electrolyte-supportive, not just a fruit blend.

Recipe Instructions

  1. Freeze the watermelon ahead - Cut watermelon into rough cubes and spread on a parchment-lined baking sheet. Freeze for at least 2 hours - overnight is better. This is what makes it a slush and not a juice.
  2. Blend - Add frozen watermelon, mint, lime juice, water, and sea salt to a blender. Blend in short pulses until you reach a slushy, slightly textured consistency. Do not over-blend - the moment it goes fully smooth, you’ve lost the slush. Stop just before that point.
  3. Taste and adjust - Give it a quick taste. A little more lime brightens it. A little more salt deepens the sweetness. Both are worth trying before you pour.
  4. Serve immediately - Pour into a glass and sip cold. This doesn’t hold well - it separates and waters down within about 20 minutes. Make it fresh, drink it fresh.

Recipe notes:

Freeze-ahead tip Keep a bag of frozen watermelon cubes in the freezer so this takes under 5 minutes whenever you need it.

Nutrition Per Serving

Serving Size: ~1.5 cups (360ml)

with waterwith coconut water
Calories

75

87

Protein

1.5g

2g

Total Fat

0.3g

0.3g

Total Carbohydrate

18g

21g

Dietary Fiber

1g

1g

Sugar

14g

16g

Sodium

150mg

190mg

Potassium: 175mg (325mg with coconut water). Based on 3 cups cubed watermelon (~450g). Values will vary by watermelon size and ripeness. Nutritional information is estimated and provided for general guidance.