Introduction:
'Apfelschorle' is a delightful, refreshing drink that is a staple in German beer gardens, known for its perfect balance of sweetness and effervescence. In this recipe, courtesy of German Recipes by All Tastes German, we're bringing this traditional beverage right into your home. With fewer calories than pure apple juice and the fizziness of soda, it's an ideal drink to quench your thirst and enjoy a touch of German culture.
Ingredients:
- Apple juice, preferably naturally cloudy (unfiltered) – 500 ml
- Sparkling mineral water – 500 ml
Instructions:
1. In a large pitcher or jug, combine 500 ml of apple juice with 500 ml of sparkling mineral water. The traditional mix ratio for Apfelschorle is 1 to 1, which provides a perfect balance between the taste of the apples and the fizziness of the water.
2. Stir the mixture gently to combine both liquids without losing too much carbonation.
3. Taste the Apfelschorle and, if desired, adjust the ratio to your personal preference. Some might enjoy a stronger apple taste while others prefer more sparkle.
4. Serve the Apfelschorle immediately in chilled glasses to keep it refreshing and fizzy. Traditionally, this drink is served without ice to avoid diluting the flavor and fizz.
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 0 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
Equipment: Large pitcher or jug, stirring spoon, chilled glasses
Servings: Approx. 4 servings
Cooking Tips:
- For the best taste, use a high-quality, naturally cloudy apple juice as it gives more body and flavor to the drink.
- Ensure that the sparkling water is well-chilled to retain maximum carbonation when mixing with the apple juice.
Attribution to Author:
Give credit to the wonderful authors at German Recipes by All Tastes German for this traditional recipe and visit their YouTube channel for more authentic German recipes: https://www.youtube.com/@AllTastesGerman
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Apfelschorle: Apple juice with sparkling water.
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