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The Lassi Raita Shake (mocktail, smoothie, ) - Lassi Raita isn't a cocktail, but a refreshing Indian beverage! It hails from the South Asian subcontinent, belonging to the family of yogurt-based drinks like lassi and buttermilk. Think of it as a creamy, spiced, and chilled beverage perfect for any occasion.

The Lassi Raita Shake

2 Cups Yoghurt
4-6 Ice
Sugar
Lime
Salt
Blend the yoghurt and ice cubes together, until the yoghurt becomes more liquid.
Add sugar to taste.
The lemon/lime is optional but it gives it a slightly tart taste.
Dash of salt.
Raita is also good for the summer.
Instead of having a traditional salad you can make raita instead.
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The Lassi Raita Shake

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Lassi Raita isn’t a cocktail, but a refreshing Indian beverage! It hails from the South Asian subcontinent, belonging to the family of yogurt-based drinks like lassi and buttermilk. Think of it as a creamy, spiced, and chilled beverage perfect for any occasion.

What does the The Lassi Raita Shake taste like?

The Lassi Raita presents a refreshing, tangy profile. Creamy yoghurt forms the base, balanced by the sharp acidity of lime and a subtle sweetness from sugar. A touch of salt enhances the flavors and adds a savory depth. The ice chills the palate, creating a smooth and refreshing experience.

What tips do you have when making the The Lassi Raita Shake?

Use thick, Greek-style yogurt for a creamy texture. Pulse the ice in a blender before adding the yogurt to ensure a smooth consistency. Start with a pinch of salt and adjust to taste, remembering that salt enhances sweetness. Freshly squeezed lime juice is key for a bright, balanced flavor. Chill the ingredients beforehand for a refreshing drink.

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