If you’ve been following along with my homemade electrolyte drink series, you’ll know I’ve been loving creating easy, hydrating drinks using real ingredients. This blueberry crush electrolyte drink has quickly become one of my favorites! It’s absolutely delicious, refreshing and incredibly easy to make.

Made with antioxidant-rich blueberries, hydrating coconut water, tangy lemon, and a scoop of AgeMate, this recipe is designed to fit seamlessly into your daily routine. I’ve been using AgeMate for just over 3 months now and genuinely love it. I particularly love how easy it is to add into drinks like this. If you’d like to learn more about AgeMate, you can read more here.

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Why You’ll Love This Recipe

There are so many reasons to love this simple sip! It's

Hydrating: coconut water and a pinch of salt help provide natural electrolytes to support hydration.

Easy to make: everything gets blended together in seconds with minimal prep required.

Naturally refreshing: blueberries and lemon create the perfect balance of sweet and tart flavors.

Ingredients You’ll Need

Blueberries: you can use either fresh or frozen blueberries here. Blueberries are naturally rich in antioxidants and add beautiful color and flavor to this drink.

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Coconut water: coconut water is one of my favorite ingredients for homemade electrolyte drinks because it naturally contains minerals that support hydration. If preferred, you can substitute filtered water, but coconut water gives the best flavor and electrolyte support.

Lemon: fresh lemon helps brighten the flavor of the drink while adding a fresh citrus finish.

Salt: just a small pinch of salt helps support hydration by providing sodium and trace minerals. I recommend using a high-quality sea salt or Celtic sea salt if possible.

AgeMate: AgeMate blends beautifully into drinks like this and has become an easy addition to my daily routine.

A glass of purple drink garnished with blueberries, edible flowers, and dried citrus slices sits next to a purple AgeMate Daily Longevity Blend container on a wooden board with flowers, lemon slices, and blueberries around.

Expert Tips and Tricks

Adjust sweetness to taste: depending on your coconut water and blueberries, you may prefer a slightly sweeter drink. Feel free to add a drizzle of honey if desired.
Chill your coconut water prior to blending: this drink is best served ice cold, so be sure to pop your coconut water in the fridge at least an hour prior to serving for best results.
Leave unstrained for extra fibre: I personally like leaving this one unstrained, but you can strain it through a fine mesh sieve if you prefer a smoother texture.
Make it your way: if you don’t have lemon, a squeeze of lime, orange or even grapefruit will work beautifully.
You can find the AgeMate nutritional information here.

I hope you love this blueberry electrolyte mocktail as much as I do! Happy hydrating.