July 13, 2015

Watermelon Cucumber Slushie {Real Food + No Sugar}

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Don’t miss out on this summertime Watermelon Cucumber Slushie! It’s the perfect, refreshing drink to cool down and hydrate with.

Watermelon Cucumber Slushies are a summertime must!

Anyone else grow up having those slushies {by another name} from 7-11? I admit I did, not as a kid really, but I did have them as a teen.

Have you seen the ingredients? They’re packed with food coloring, sugars and preservatives. Not to mention “natural flavorings” which can mean a slew of things since chemicals and MSG are allowed under that description. Yikes! No thanks.

But slushies are so much fun, and kids love them!

My family is kind os obsessed with watermelon during the summertime. In fact, my two girls can’t get enough of it. Cucumbers are another on of our summertime staples. They’re an easy vegetable to prepare plus they’re so refreshing.

Did you know that watermelon and cumber go so well together? Well … they do! They make the best combo!

My family loves these homemade Watermelon Cucumber Slushies. They still have a beautiful, bold color like mainstream slushies do. They taste delicious and refreshing plus there’s no junk in them! You won’t find any sugar in these, just real food ingredients.

I’m super excited to be sharing this Watermelon Cucumber Slushie recipe over at Hybrid Rasta Mama today!

Head over to Hybrid Rasta Mama for the Watermelon Cucumber Slushie recipe.

Are you on Pinterest? I pin lots of yummy real food recipes + more there. I have a board just for Frozen Treats and Beverages too! Come follow along.

MORE RECIPES YOU MIGHT ENJOY

Watermelon Milkshake {Dairy Free Option}

Strawberry Ginger Switchel {Easy Ferment + Electrolytes}

Hibiscus Strawberry Iced Tea Cooler

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About Emily Sunwell-Vidaurri

Emily Sunwell-Vidaurri is a water kefir- and chocolate-loving, holistic-minded wife and homebirth mom of two little loves. She’s the author of the cookbook The Art of Great Cooking With Your Instant Pot {which ranked #4 in Amazon’s Top 10 New Releases in Gluten Free Recipes} and the founder of Recipes to Nourish, a gluten free blog focusing on real food and natural living. She’s a real foodie, passionate about nourishing home cooking, lover of seasonal food, advocate of "green" living, essential oils and a mindful lifestyle. Emily's recipes, cookbook and/or photography have been featured on feedfeed, foodandwine, Well + Good, Food Republic, Detroit Free Press, Good Day Sacramento, Inside Publications, foodgawker, Sprouts Farmers Market, and in Beautiful Smoothie Bowls. She's a contributing writer at Traditional Cooking School and has written for Delicious Obsessions, Nourished Kitchen, Homemade Mommy, Naturepedic, Live Simply, With Food + Love, Red and Honey, Hybrid Rasta Mama and more. Her passion is to make healthy, natural living as uncomplicated and enjoyable as possible. Find Emily’s latest recipes and natural living tips at Recipes to Nourish. Connect with her on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter and YouTube plus grab her free eBook Holistic Tips to Keep Your Family Healthy.

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