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Refreshing Reishi Cooler with Hibiscus & Berries

This Pink Drink copycat recipe doesn't contain caffeine, has less sugar than the drink that inspired it and boasts the added benefits of adaptogens and superfoods.
Course: beverage, Beverages, Drink, Drinks
Cuisine: Tea
Keyword: adaptogen, coconut milk, drink, elixir, superfood, tea
Servings: 2
Author: Elizabeth Ulrich

Ingredients

  • 16 ounces water
  • 1 hibiscus tea bag
  • 1 passionfruit tea bag
  • 2 scoops (or two powder stick packets) Rritual Superfoods Reishi Relax* elixir
  • 1 tablespoon honey (use more or less to taste)
  • Fresh strawberries, sliced
  • ½ cup unsweetened coconut milk
  • Ice

Instructions

  • Bring 16 ounces of water to a boil, pour over tea bags and steep for 5 minutes. Remove tea bags and place tea in refrigerator to cool for 15 minutes.
    Reishi Cooler with Hibiscus & Berries
  • Meanwhile, slice a couple handfuls of strawberries and set aside.
    DIY Pink Drink Recipe
  • Once tea has cooled, remove from refrigerator and add in the Reishi Relax* elixir, stirring to blend fully. Add a drizzle of honey to taste and stir.
    Starbucks Pink Drink Copycat Recipe
  • Fill two 20-ounce (or larger) glasses with ice. Fill each glass halfway with tea blend.
    Reishi Pink Drink Cooler
  • Add sliced strawberries to each glass and top with coconut milk. Give it a good stir to combine coconut milk and tea mixture, add in a reusable straw and enjoy!
    Starbucks Pink Drink Dupe

Notes

I used unsweetened coconut milk in this recipe, which lets the flavor of the tea and the fruit take center stage. But you can use sweetened coconut milk instead if you prefer a sweeter drink or adjust the amount of honey used.