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Raspberry Soda (Homemade!)

Beverages

1 Serving (12 oz)
Prep 5 min
Mix 2 min
Total 5 min

Ingredients

    Ingredients:

    • 75 g (½ cup) frozen or fresh raspberries
    • ½–1 tbsp maple syrup
    • ½–1 tbsp fresh lemon juice
    • 355 ml (12 oz) sparkling water

    Equipments:

    20 minutes or less
    Gluten-Free
    Raw
    Grain-Free
    Soy-Free
    Oil-Free
    Refined Sugar-Free
    Nut-Free

    Features:

    20 minutes or less

    Gluten-Free

    Raw

    Grain-Free

    Soy-Free

    Oil-Free

    Refined Sugar-Free

    Nut-Free

    Nutrition:

    Servings 1 cup Calories 10 Carbohydrates 2g Fat 0g Fiber 0g Protein 0g
    Monounsaturated 0g Polyunsaturated 0g Saturated 0g Trans 0g
    Vitamin A 0mcg Vitamin C 8mg Vitamin D 0mg
    Calcium 5mg Iron 0.1mg Potassium 30mg
    Cholesterol 0mg Sodium 5mg Sugar 2g

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    Prep

    Muddle the raspberries gently, just enough to release their juice — crushing too hard breaks up the seeds and can add a bitter edge.

    Instructions:

    1. Muddle the Raspberries: Add 75 g (½ cup) frozen or fresh raspberries to a glass. Muddle lightly to release the juice.
    2. Sweeten and Add Lemon: Add ½–1 tbsp maple syrup and ½–1 tbsp fresh lemon juice. Stir to combine.
    3. Top with Sparkling Water: Pour 355 ml (12 oz) sparkling water slowly over the raspberry mixture. Stir gently.
    4. Serve: Add ice if desired and serve immediately.
    Common Mistakes, Notes, Storage, Swaps & Tips

    Notes: Let the raspberry syrup cool completely before adding sparkling water — warm syrup will cause the carbonation to fizz out violently. Strain the syrup through a fine mesh sieve to remove all seeds for the smoothest result.

    Tips: Make a large batch of raspberry syrup and refrigerate it for up to 2 weeks. Mix to order for fresh soda anytime.

    Storage: The raspberry syrup keeps refrigerated in a sealed jar for up to 2 weeks. Assembled soda is best consumed immediately.

    Swaps: Raspberries can be swapped for strawberries, blackberries, or blueberries. Sparkling water can be replaced with tonic water for a slightly bitter note.

    Why these Ingredients

    A few ingredients do most of the work in this recipe. The frozen or fresh raspberries adds bright sweetness and a pop of color. The sparkling water adds effervescence and a light, refreshing finish. The ½–1 tbsp maple syrup brings natural sweetness with a hint of caramel depth. The ½–1 tbsp fresh lemon juice adds acidity that brightens and balances the dish.