Fruit Infused Water: 98 Delicious Recipes for Your Fruit Infuser Water Pitcher

This is perfect for those of us who know the benefits of drinking water but just can’t stand the lack of taste. Or if you like water & just want to kick it up a few notches. Besides the abundance of recipe options, the author also includes nutritional info, presentation suggestions, and even a few healthy snacks you can easily put together without the need of a culinary master class. Not to mention fruits that I’ve actually heard of, enjoyed, and can easily find at my local market. I included the photos because the term “paperback” can encompass a variety of sizes. As shown, it is the same size as my Kindle and extremely user-friendly. Btw, the book is also available in Kindle Unltd, which is how I initially checked it out. But personally preferring actual pages to turn & refer to in recipes, this was a preferable choice for me. Either way, a terrific little book.

Goodbye, pre-packaged fruit waters that were my mainstay! Hello to making my own delicious, custom creations with this fabulous book!!! Can I just say for starters I thought this would be a pain in the rear? And nowhere near the deliciousness that Fruit Infused Water is? All this is missing is the Abracadabra-- this stuff is sheer magic... I have had to drop soda and any corn-syrup sweetened drinks, plus any chemicals (goodbye diet drinks), and anything with carbonation (as it blocks my vitamin and mineral uptake) after being diagnosed with Hashimotos Autoimmune Disease. Combine that and no more grains, beans, or dairy, and my enjoyment of pretty much anything to eat or drink was immediately gone... This great book combined with a Prodyne Infusion Pitcher and a handy Fruit Fused water bottle changed all that! I have not only been more hydrated than ever before, but look forward to the pitcher being empty to try the next delicious recipe! Even my 13 year old son became immediately interested in assisting, poring over recipes and actually WANTING to go to the store to shop with me to ensure I would get the ingredients he wanted to try... SCORE!!! More fruit in the house also means both teenage sons are actually now eating more fruit! The benefits-- great recipes like Kiwi Water (favorite so far) help hydrate after my lunch break workout, and Ginger Infused Water provides a nice metabolic roust in the morning (my second favorite). My sons tend to like the recipes with multiple fruits, and enjoy discussing what stands out the most. When I downloaded the book and got the pitcher and water bottle delivered, I was suffering a bad bout with an immune flare-- I felt like I bounced back twice as fast drinking the infused waters. She even goes into details with what types of infusions help with what benefits-- the Antioxidant and Vitamin-Rich Infusions are a huge lifesaver for me. This book is a hue win-win. I am not sure how we will ever get through all 98 recipes, but everyone sure seems determined to try... LOL (I received this product for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.)

This book Fruit Infused Water is very helpful to someone like me who wants to drink infused water with varying flavors. If you are into infused water, you should try the recipes in this book. It has so many fruit combinations, that I didn’t even think about. The book is divided into two parts. The first part is about water, flavors and how to use your pitcher. The author explains the nutrients of different fruits. The second part had different recipes. You get 98 recipes and all looks so good. They are divided according to their properties, like refreshing, cleansing, antioxidant, herbal infusions etc. You can even use sparkling water to make your infusions. My favorite part is Wild Infusions where author gives recipes that you’ll think are deserts; e.g., banana split infusion and Lemon Pie infusion. Once you go through these recipes you can come up with so many of your own. There are also recipes for left over fruit. It is a fun way to keep you hydrated. Drink water and enjoy it. Once you go through these recipes you can come up with so many of your own. There are also recipes for left over fruit. It is a fun way to keep you hydrated. Drink water and enjoy it. I received this product free as part of promotion to give my honest review.

This book is very informative and I have gotten a lot of new infusion recipes that taste good!

This book was a little shorter than I was expecting. It is just under 7 inches tall and 5 inches wide. This book may be small, but it is filled with lots of flavorful recipes. I stopped drinking soda and sugary drinks years ago, but I found myself buying the commercial flavored canned water when I wanted something other to drink than plain water or tea. That stopped once I realized what they mean by "natural flavors" on the ingredients list of flavored canned water. Just because something is a natural flavor doesn't mean that it is good stuff or harvested in an ethical manner (think beavers). Never again! This Fruit Infused Water book saves me from boring water and icky ingredients. Thank you!

I got this book as a gift for my dad along with a pitcher that has a little basket inside to hold the fruit for infusing water, and he has been really enjoying all of it. The book has a bunch of recipe ideas for how to make drinks that taste good with both traditional and non traditional ingredients. The book has helped encourage my elderly dad to try new things - (impossible!) He went to the store and bought dragonfruit, which he has never tried in his life, because the book sparked his curiosity about what it would taste like. My dad told me his favorite part about the book is that it helps him feel like he is being healthier, because it has little tips under each recipe like "blueberries are great antioxidants, apples are great for memory" etc.

Although I purchased this book to go along with a infusion pitcher that I was extremely disappointed with, I enjoyed this book and the recipes and insight to the fruit combinations this book provides. Granted, I will not be using my pitcher as ideally made for, I do plan on juicing the fruit so to speak to give me the stronger flavors I desire and the book is a great resource to provide great flavor combinations of fruit with mouth-watering recipes. I only gave the book 3 stars because one would have to be in the market for solely fruit infused water recipes, which not everyone is. I am sure that a lot of these recipes could have been obtained online for free. However, if one was to indeed be interested in purchasing a flavor infusing pitcher of some sort - than this book is a must have and should be ordered with that pitcher as well. I do look forward to trying more recipes in this book. I was reimbursed for the price of this book to give an honest and truthful review.

You can google this stuff (which is what I did when I got my own infusion pitcher...cucumber basil, strawberry mint, etc., just the basics), but there's something to be said about having pages to turn and a place to jot down notes (yes, I'm a Millennial). It wasn't until I got this book and an infusion pitcher as Christmas presents for my mom, thinking the book might inspire her to actually use the pitcher, that I realized how many creative and delicious ideas I was missing due to a lack of desire to spend more time hopping from webpage to webpage trying to find something that was remotely mouthwatering (who wants to spend more time looking at a computer screen after doing that for 8 hours at work. The fact that I'm spending more time after work writing this review is a testimony to how much I like it). The book has some PHENOMENAL, creative (yet simple!) recipes and worthwhile overviews of various health aspects of infusion ingredients. I'm buying this book a second time for myself! It's compact, informative, visually pleasing, inspirational, and chock full of delicious recipes. Hooray!

Ok

This book is nicely written and informative. Illustrations are also good. Would recommend.

Very useful

In the past I have only tried cucumber water but this book has so many different ideas. Drinking water is very important and on it's own it can be quite boring.

Brill book lots of info about infusion and gives info on what each fruit is best for