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Bottled Water Recipe

Inspired by Mitten & Boot Cafe & Fine Food

Time5m

Serves1

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Ingredients

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Beverage

1 bottle bottled spring water (chilled)4 pieces ice cubes (optional)1 piece lemon wedge (optional)1 piece mint sprig (optional)

Method

Beverage

Serve bottled water

Chill the bottled water in a refrigerator or cooler until cold (typically 2–4 hours for a refrigerator, 30–60 minutes in an ice bucket). If using a chilled bottle, remove it from the refrigerator when ready to serve.

If you prefer your water extra cold, add 4 ice cubes to a clean glass. Do not overfill the glass to avoid dilution if you want minimal meltwater.

Open the bottle cap by twisting it counterclockwise. Pour the desired amount of water into the glass slowly to avoid splashing.

Optional: Squeeze the lemon wedge lightly over the glass to release a small amount of juice, then drop the wedge into the glass for a mild citrus note.

Optional: Add the mint sprig to the glass for a subtle aromatic touch. Lightly clap the mint between your palms before adding to release its oils.

Serve immediately with a coaster or napkin to catch any condensation.

Discard any leftover poured water after 24 hours. Reseal and refrigerate the unopened bottle if you do not finish it; consume within 2–3 days after opening for best freshness.