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Sparkle, naturally

SodaStream’s Water Fruits range are 100% natural, making for a delicious (and better for you) sparkling drink.

- Photograph­y Bryce Carleton

The new SodaStream Waters Fruits range is naturally sweetened and contains all natural colours and flavours. Simply add to sparkling water made with your SodaStream machine, and you’ll have turned plain tap water into a delightful­ly fruity sparkling drink. The range contains real fruit, no preservati­ves and at only 23 calories per serve it’s also a healthier choice. Flavours include; Red Apple, Pink Lemonade, Homestyle Lemonade, Berry Mix and Blood Orange.

Fruit-infused ice cubes

Make your SodaStream Waters Fruits sparkling water even more of a showstoppe­r this summer with these real fruit ice cubes. We used the naturally flavoured Pink Lemonade mixer in our jug.

your choice of fruits and herbs - we used strawberri­es, lemon, lime, cucumber and mint leaves water - boiled and then slightly cooled

Slice and chop your fruits so they fit into your ice cube tray. Place the chopped fruits into each segment of the tray, fill each segment to about ¾ full with the water. It doesn’t matter if some of your fruit pieces stick out above the water level - it just makes for a more interestin­g ice cube. Place trays in the freezer for 6-8 hours or overnight until frozen.

Tips Using boiled water means when your ice cubes freeze they will be a lot clearer. Let the boiled water cool slightly while you prepare your fruits. The options are endless when it comes to choosing what fruits, herbs and even edible flowers to put in your ice cubes.

Win with SodaStream

We have one of the brand new SodaStream SPIRIT machines to be won, valued at $150. Everything you need to start making fresh, sparkling waters at home, the SPIRIT machine is slimmer than SodaStream’s original machines, making it great for any modern day kitchen where space is of a premium. It fits all New Zealand SodaStream cylinders and comes with one reusable carbonatio­n bottle and one 60L CO2 cylinder. Enter at good.net.nz/competitio­ns

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