3 ways with coconut water

I love coconut water. I espeically love it when I’m on a holiday resort on a white sandy beach, sipping straight out of the coconut shell.

Unfortunately, we can’t always be on holidays, but at least coconut water is now readily available. Cocobella coconut water is new to the Australian market. In recent years, it has been discovered that coconut water is “nature’s own sports drink”. Coconut water offers the ultimate hydration… and it tastes good too.

Coconut water is the clear liquid that comes from a young green coconut. It contains zero fat or cholestrol, no wonder health-conscience celebrities go for it.

I was given a few samples to try out and review. With Hubby’s help, we made a mocktail, cocktail and a dessert.

Pina colada Mocktail.

2/3 cup mango cocobella coconut water

1/3 cup cup pineapple juice

squeeze of lime juice

garnish with a slice of lime

Hubby also played around with the coconut water. He created a cocktail called Mars sunrise.

130ml cocobella guava

30ml Malibu

30ml White rum

30ml triple sec

ice cubes


Coconut Panacotta with coconut jelly,sago and pineapple syrup
.

Coconut Panacotta

500ml coconut cream

250ml milk

100 white sugar

10g powdered gelatine

Heat the coconut cream, milk and sugar. Add the gelatine, still till dissolved.

Strain into a glass or 1 cup capacity ramikins.

Refridgerate.

Sago.

1/2 cup sago

In a medium pot, add lots of water and then add the sago.

Boil till the sago is cooked through. About 15-20minutes.

When cooked, sieve the sago and place in a bowl of cold water. Set aside until needed.

Coconut Jelly.

180ml coconut water

2g gelatine powder

Slowly heat the coconut water and add the gelatine powder. Do not boil the coconut water.

When the pannacotta has set, gently spoon in about 1 -2 tablespoons of the sago into the ramikin.

Then gently pour over the coconut jelly.

Pineapple syrup

250ml pineapple juice

1 cup of sugar

In a medium pot, add both ingredients and gently simmer till the juice thickens a little.

When ready to serve, pour a little of the syrup over the coconut jelly.

Enjoy!

Cocobella coconut water is available coles supermarkets, Fitness first, BP and various health food stores.

I recieved a sample of cocobella coconut water courtesy of Thrive PR.

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7 thoughts on “3 ways with coconut water

  1. Did you try the coconut water on its own? How was it if you did?

    I love coconut water from coconuts but recently tried a Nudie coconut water and it tasted icky and fake, though it was 100% coconut water. :|

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