Sour cherry syrup drink recipe

Sour cherry syrup drink recipe

4 November, 2011

By Staff Author
NYR Natural News

Sour cherries (Prunus cerasus) are wealthy in antioxidant anthocyanins, beta carotene, vitamins and potassium, which have the ability to health-boosting qualities.

Additionally they contain helpful levels of hormones for example melatonin, tryptophan and serotonin that really help regulate sleep/wake cycles and mood.

Lengthy-distance runners take cherry juice concentrates pre and post exercising, because the anti-­inflammatory qualities of cherries aid faster muscle recovery and discomfort release. It requires roughly 200 cherries [660g/1lb 50z] produce 400ml [14fl oz] of cherry juice. This recipe makes approximately 600ml [1 pint] of syrup.

Sour cherries can speed muscle recovery after exercise which help regulate sleep in addition to preserving a young appearance and improving liver function.

  • 400ml [14fl oz] sour cherry juice, freshly pressed
  • 250g [9oz] sugar

1 Pour the juice right into a saucepan, add some sugar as well as heat lightly. Stir constantly before the sugar is dissolved, then simmer for 25 minutes on the low heat.

2 Strain the syrup and bottle inside a sterilised glass bottle having a tight-fitting lid. Keep refrigerated and employ inside a couple of days.

3 Drink diluted with hot or cold standard water.

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You may make your personal sour cherry syrup with this simple recipe

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