This is a refreshing Mexican drink with a vibrant, bright red color, made from an infusion of hibiscus flowers. It pairs perfectly with all kinds of food and is very commonly enjoyed as part of the daily routine at lunchtime in Mexico.
Size: 700 ml.
This is a refreshing Mexican drink, with a great bright red color, which is made from an infusion of hibiscus flowers. It can be combined with all kinds of foods, it is very common to consume it in the daily routine at lunchtime in Mexico.
Format of 700 ml.
Mexquisita is a brand that sells natural concentrates of traditional Mexican drinks.
Hibiscus extract, sugar, citric acid, sodium benzoate.
Does not contain common allergens. Always check the label on the packaging before consuming.
Produced in Mexico by Mexquisita, a Mexican company dedicated to natural concentrates to prepare "Aguas Frescas" is elaborated to offer the consumer the traditional flavor of Mexico. Within the line of concentrates you can find the flavors of tamarind, horchata and hibiscus.
Jamaica Mexquisita concentrate is a versatile and authentic ingredient, perfect for enriching a Mexican menu with a fresh and fruity touch. You can use it to prepare a traditional hibiscus drink (agua de Jamaica): just dilute the concentrate with cold water, add ice and, if desired, a touch of sugar or lime to balance its natural acidity. This drink is ideal as an accompaniment to spicy or fried dishes, offering a refreshing and thirst-quenching note perfect for a Mexican-style summer lunch or dinner.
In addition, the concentrate can be used in the kitchen to prepare sweet and sour sauces , perfect for garnishing tacos, enchiladas or even as a marinade for meat and vegetables. Simply mix it with spices such as chili, garlic and onion to obtain a unique seasoning with an intense flavor. For an original aperitif, you can combine it with tequila or mezcal for a fruity and slightly sour cocktail, perfect for surprising guests and immersing them in the flavors of Mexico.
Energia
636 kJ / 152 kcal
Grassi
0.0 g
Di cui acidi grassi saturi
0.0 g
Carboidrati
38.0 g
Di cui zuccheri
37.0 g
Proteine
0.2 g
Sale
0.1 g
Average nutritional values per 100ml.
Mexquisita Jamaica Concentrate can be bought online on the Mexsabores website, which ships from Milan across Italy and Europe. It is available in the 700 milliliter size, ideal for preparing several servings of traditional agua de jamaica at home.
Mexquisita Jamaica Concentrate contains hibiscus extract, sugar, citric acid and sodium benzoate. The product does not contain the common allergens, but it is always advisable to check the label on the packaging before consuming, as the formulation may be updated by the manufacturer.
No, Mexquisita Jamaica Concentrate also works well for making sweet and sour sauces to top tacos and enchiladas, or marinades for meat and vegetables, when mixed with spices such as chili, garlic and onion. It can also be paired with tequila or mezcal for a fruity, slightly tart cocktail, perfect for an original aperitif.
To make agua de jamaica, simply dilute Mexquisita Concentrate with cold water, add ice and, if you like, a touch of sugar or lime to balance the natural acidity. It is a refreshing drink, perfect alongside spicy or fried dishes at a summer Mexican-style lunch or dinner.
Mexquisita Jamaica Concentrate is a hibiscus flower extract made in Mexico by Mexquisita, a company specialized in natural concentrates for traditional Mexican Aguas Frescas. It has an intense, bright red color and is diluted with water and sugar to make the classic agua de jamaica, a drink widely enjoyed in Mexico at everyday lunchtime.
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