Recipe: CBD cocktail

Forget Spritzes and mojitos, Fanny, the chef at Persil & Mimosa , shares her CBD cocktail recipe. The benefits? No alcohol, little sugar, but fresh fruit, edible flowers, and a touch of CBD for a zen effect! Sip it as a light aperitif or enjoy it as a refreshing drink during hot weather.

Forget Spritzes and mojitos, Fanny, the chef at Persil & Mimosa , shares her CBD cocktail recipe. The benefits? No alcohol, little sugar, but fresh fruit, edible flowers, and a touch of CBD for a zen effect! Sip it as a light aperitif or enjoy it as a refreshing drink during hot weather.


The benefits of CBD infusion

Did you know ? Guaranteed without THC, the CBD infusion has multiple virtues!

A cup, enjoyed hot or cold, can soothe stress and anxiety, aid digestion, promote sleep, fight free radicals (and therefore help you maintain healthy, radiant skin), and even contribute to cardiovascular well-being. Learn all about the benefits of CBD infusion for the body and mind here.

Our CBD infusion , OKLM, is designed to soothe you at any time of day. With its vegetal notes of hemp and the sweetness of Breton caramel (for even better CBD absorption), this herbal tea offers a comforting and indulgent moment. Enjoy it when you're feeling stressed, a few hours before bedtime for a better night's sleep, or even as an aperitif on a hot day if you want to avoid alcohol!

Ingredients for 1 liter of cocktail

- 1 liter of water
- 1 tablespoon of OKLM HO KARAN infusion
- 3 shiso leaves
- 1 peach
- 1 lime
- 1 tablespoon of powdered coconut sugar (or coconut syrup)
- some edible flowers

Note: you can replace the peach with passion fruit or strawberry, the shizo with mint, basil or ginger.

CBD cocktail recipe

The day before :
- Prepare the OKLM infusion in a pot.
- Leave to infuse for 4 minutes at 85 ° C, then filter.
- Leave to cool, then add all the other ingredients (except the flowers). Let steep overnight (or at least a few hours) in the refrigerator.

- The next day (or a few hours after), if the ingredients are a little heady, filter again and add fresh ingredients.
- Add the fresh edible flowers for decoration, then some ice cubes. The good idea: prepare the ice cubes with the remaining flowers to amaze your guests!


Ingredients for 1 liter of cocktail

- 1 liter of water
- 1 tablespoon of OKLM HO KARAN infusion
- 3 shiso leaves
- 1 peach
- 1 lime
- 1 tablespoon of powdered coconut sugar (or coconut syrup)
- some edible flowers

Note: you can replace the peach with passion fruit or strawberry, the shizo with mint, basil or ginger.

 

CBD cocktail recipe

The day before :
- Prepare the OKLM infusion in a pot.
- Leave to infuse for 4 minutes at 85 ° C, then filter.
- Leave to cool, then add all the other ingredients (except the flowers). Let steep overnight (or at least a few hours) in the refrigerator.

- The next day (or a few hours after), if the ingredients are a little heady, filter again and add fresh ingredients.
- Add the fresh edible flowers for decoration, then some ice cubes. The good idea: prepare the ice cubes with the remaining flowers to amaze your guests!



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Find each month, on HO KARAN's blog, the hemp-based recipes imagined by Fanny, the head of Persil & Mimosa.
To read also: the well-being rituals of Fanny, Persil & Mimosa


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