Looking for refreshing ways to enjoy coconut water? This collection of coconut water drink recipes includes smoothies, mocktails, and fruit-based drinks that are easy to make at home.
Whether you are mixing up a quick drink for yourself or serving guests, you will find plenty of simple and flavorful infused water recipes to try.

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At-a-Glance: Drinks to make with Coconut Water
What You’ll Find: A collection of easy coconut water drinks including smoothies, mocktails, and fruit-based beverages.
Why You’ll Love It: These recipes are simple to make, refreshing, and full of natural flavor. They are great for everyday sipping and easy enough for entertaining without extra prep.
Perfect For: Warm weather, parties, brunches, and anytime you want a light, non-alcoholic drink.
Pro Tip: Keep coconut water chilled and pre-cut fruit in the fridge so you can mix up drinks quickly when needed.
Looking for more Non-Alcoholic Drinks to keep you refreshed? Try my Coconut Infused Water sweetened with fresh peaches, Fruit Infused Coconut Water or my collection of Non-Alcoholic Drinks with Coconut Water.
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What to Mix With Coconut Water
If you are wondering what to mix with coconut water, here are a few easy and popular options to try:
- Mixes well with fruit juices, fresh fruit, smoothies, and mocktails
- Light, slightly sweet flavor that pairs easily with citrus, berries, and tropical fruits
- Works as a simple base for both healthy drinks and non-alcoholic beverages
Looking for more Fruit-Inspired Drink Recipes? Try my 12 Fruit Infused Sparkling Water Recipes, Lemon Flavored Water or this delicious Infused Strawberry Lemonade.
Best Juice to Mix with Coconut Water
- Orange juice, pineapple juice, mango juice, and cranberry juice are some of the best juices to mix with coconut water
- These juices blend easily with the light, slightly sweet flavor of coconut water without overpowering it
- Citrus and tropical juices are especially popular for smoothies, mocktails, and simple mixed drinks
Coconut Water Benefits
Coconut water is the clear liquid found inside young, green coconuts. It has a light, slightly sweet flavor that makes it easy to enjoy on its own or mixed with other ingredients.
Because of its refreshing taste and natural hydration qualities, coconut water is a popular base for smoothies, mocktails, and fruit-based drinks.
My daughter-in-law, Katy, loves coconut water, so I always try to keep some on hand when she comes to visit.
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Coconut Water FAQ's
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Coconut water pairs well with fruit juices, fresh fruit, smoothies, and mocktails. Citrus, berries, pineapple, and mango are especially popular because they blend easily with the light, slightly sweet flavor.
You can add fresh fruit, a splash of juice, lime or lemon slices, or a few mint leaves to improve the flavor. Blending coconut water into smoothies is also an easy way to change the taste.
Coconut water comes naturally from young, green coconuts. To make it at home, crack open a fresh coconut and pour out the liquid. Most people buy packaged coconut water for convenience.
Coconut water is a refreshing drink that many people enjoy on its own or mixed into recipes. If you like light, mildly sweet drinks, it can be a nice option to add to your regular rotation.
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