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Agua Fresca 5: Agua de Piña (Pineapple) and Variants

By Rachel Laudan April 20, 2008 Drink 2 Comments

Agua de piña (pineapple water) is a winner. Because it’s a strong taste, you don’t need much fruit. A small pineapple should yield two big pitchers of water. Twist off…

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