Chilled Strawberry Coconut Water Lemonade

As seen in Sweet Treats to Satisfy Any Craving.

This one’s a blush pink cooler made from coconut water, lemons, and lots of strawberry goodness. Start by making a quick simple syrup and chill it. Blend up strawberries and lemon juice so they’re smooth. Mix this with coconut water, and pour in syrup gradually till it’s got the sweetness you want. Toss in ice and splash with sparkling water if you like fizzy drinks. It’s a breeze to put together for friends. Leftovers turn into popsicles, or add some of your favorite liquor for a grown-up drink.

Lindsey
Created By Lindsey
Last updated on Thu, 12 Jun 2025 15:45:09 GMT
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Lounging outside with the sun blazing, nothing hits the spot like this tangy Strawberry Coconut Water Lemonade. Juicy strawberries and zesty lemon bring so much flavor while coconut water makes each sip smooth and chill. Seriously, it’s ridiculously quick to whip up. Folks always think it’s way fancier than it is. At every bbq or picnic, friends are circling back for another glass. Best summertime drink, hands down.

If regular lemonade yawned you to sleep, try this instead. Last summer at the park, kids weren’t the only ones running for it—grownups ended up first in line. It disappears before you know it.

Zesty Ingredients

  • Sugar, white: brings smoothness and balances flavors You could use organic or fair trade if that’s important to you
  • Sparkling water (optional): adds some lively fizz for anyone craving bubbles Just make sure it’s super cold
  • Fresh strawberries: give tangy sweet berry punch and beautiful color Pick deep red berries that smell amazing
  • Still water: needed for making syrup and to mellow everything out Go filtered if you can
  • Lemon juice: kicks up the tanginess Grab lemons that feel heavy—they’re usually juicier
  • Coconut water: adds soft sweetness and extra chill Pick unsweetened for best results
  • Pick the freshest best fruit you can find because every sip will taste brighter

Easy Directions

Serve it Up:
Toss plenty of ice in your glass and pour over the lemonade Add some lemon rounds or strawberry slices on top Want bubbles? Pour in sparkling water
Cool Down:
Chill the pitcher in your fridge so things get super cold and all the flavors meld together
Mix and Taste:
In a big jug, combine your strawberry-lemon puree Pour in coconut water then stir in syrup bit by bit Go slow—strawberries might be sweeter or less sweet so taste, then keep adding until it’s perfect
Blend Strawberries with Lemon:
Pop washed, hulled strawberries plus lemon juice in a blender Blend till there’s no lumps left Scrape down the sides for any missed bits
Stir Up Simple Syrup:
Add sugar and water to a jar or bowl safe for the microwave Zap about ninety seconds Stir it until you can’t see or feel any sugar and cool it in the fridge Leftover syrup keeps a couple days
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Coconut water in the mix just slides in beside all that fresh fruit—always makes me dream of sunset hangs by the waves. There’s nothing better than turning leftovers into popsicles and cooling off with my kid after a swim.

Leftover Tips

Store leftover lemonade in your fridge with a lid and it’ll be good for about three days Stir it up before pouring again If you’re into frozen treats, pour some in ice pop molds Don’t worry if it separates in the fridge Give it a shake or stir, and you’re set

Switch-Ups

Can’t get strawberries? Use whatever berries you’ve got or even chop up some ripe peaches If coconut water isn’t your jam, cold filtered water works—just know the taste changes For sweetener, switch to agave or honey if you’re avoiding regular sugar and keep tweaking until you like it

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Fun Ways to Sip

Always go heavy on the ice Slide in a lemon wedge plus a few berry slices A mint sprig wakes it up if that’s your thing For parties, a splash of vodka or bubbly turns it adult Or freeze for fruity pops kids adore

Lemon Strawberry Sippers Around the Globe

All over the world there are takes on fruit lemonades In Europe, Asia, warm islands—you’ll see lemon and berry combos with fizzy or flat water Sometimes coconut water makes the cut too This one brings a little of everything together for a sip that’s like a vacation

Common Questions

→ Can I toss in frozen strawberries?

Sure thing—frozen berries work well. Just thaw them first so they blend nice and smooth.

→ How should I sweeten this up?

Get your fruit all blended, then add syrup slowly. Keep tasting along the way so it’s just right for you.

→ What’s good about the coconut water?

It brings a tropical touch and is great for staying refreshed. It won’t cover up the fruity taste.

→ Can I make it early?

Yep, you can! Just skip the bubbles til serving. Stash it in the fridge and add ice when it’s time to drink.

→ Got any hacks for squeezing lemons?

Heat them up in the microwave for 30 seconds and roll them on the counter. You’ll get more juice that way!

→ How do I turn this into a party drink?

Easy—just add a shot of vodka or a little bubbly right before serving to turn it into a fun drink for adults.

Coconut Lemon Strawberry

Whip up a sunny treat with coconut water, lemon, and strawberry. Zingy, a bit sweet, and perfect when it’s hot out.

Preparation Time
10 Minutes
Cooking Time
10 Minutes
Overall Time
20 Minutes
Created By: Lindsey

Recipe Type: Desserts

Skill Level: Beginner-Friendly

Type of Cuisine: American

Serves: 5 Portions (Gives you around 5 cups)

Diet Preferences: Vegan-Friendly, Suitable for Vegetarians, Gluten-Free Option, Free of Dairy

What You'll Need

→ Main

01 120 ml regular water
02 100 g granulated sugar
03 180 ml freshly squeezed lemon juice (from 4 lemons)
04 450 g strawberries, washed and halved
05 480 ml coconut water

→ Optional

06 Splash some sparkling water in your glass at the very end if you’re into that

Step-by-Step Directions

Step 01

Once your mix is ice-cold from the fridge, pour it into glasses packed with ice cubes. Top it with sparkling water when you’re ready to sip—only if you’re feeling a little extra.

Step 02

Pour your blended strawberry-lemon mix into a big jug. Add your coconut water, then stir in as much of the chilled syrup as you want—try 60 ml to start, and toss in more if your sweet tooth says yes.

Step 03

Drop your strawberries and lemon juice in a blender. Run it until you get a silky smooth liquid. That’s your fruity base.

Step 04

Mix sugar with water in a bowl that can go in the microwave. Heat for about one and a half minutes. Take it out and stir hard until you can’t find any sugar left. Cool it off well in your fridge before using.

Helpful Notes

  1. If you want loads of juice from your lemons, pop them in the microwave for half a minute and smash them around on your counter.
  2. Add a splash of booze or bubbles to make it grown-up. Or freeze extra mix to make popsicles.

Essential Tools

  • Blender
  • Microwave-safe bowl or jar
  • Microwave
  • Large pitcher or jug

Nutritional Info (Per Portion)

Nutritional values are approximations and shouldn’t be viewed as customized health guidance.
  • Calories: 132
  • Fat Content: 1 grams
  • Carbohydrates: 33 grams
  • Protein Content: 1 grams