Beat The Heat With Chilled Watermelon Sago Drink Recipe

If your feed has been overflowing with this Watermelon Sago Drink, you’re not alone — and yes, it’s worth the hype.
It’s creamy. Fruity. Cooling. And has the perfect mix of textures — juicy watermelon, soft sago, jiggly jelly, and those tiny hydrating chia seeds. Plus, it's super easy to make at home.
How I Made It:
- Started with Chia Seeds: Soaked 1 tbsp of Chukde Chia Seeds in water for about 15–20 mins. They swell up beautifully and are great for digestion too.
- Made Quick Jelly: Mixed 1 tsp agar agar powder in ½ cup chilled water, brought it to a boil, poured into a tray, and let it set in the freezer. Once firm, I cut it into fun little cubes.
- Boiled the Sago (Sabudana): Just ¼ cup. Boil till they turn translucent, then rinse and cool them completely.
- Assemble Everything in a Bowl:
- Watermelon cubes (fresh and sweet!)
- Boiled sago
- Jelly cubes
- Soaked chia seeds
- 2 tbsp condensed milk
- 1–2 tsp Rooh Afza
- Ice cubes + chilled milk
Mix it all up… and that’s it! Creamy, fruity, and oh-so-refreshing.
Why You’ll Love This:
- No cooking skills needed
- Customizable (swap watermelon with mango or strawberries!)
- Hydrating and filling
- Looks aesthetic — tastes even better
FAQs:
Q: Can I skip condensed milk?
Absolutely! Use honey, maple syrup, or just enjoy the natural sweetness of the fruit.
Q: What if I don’t have agar agar?
You can use any setting jelly powder or skip it altogether — though the jelly adds a fun texture.
Q: Is this drink healthy?
Yes — especially when you use Chukde Chia Seeds and fresh fruit. You control the sweetness too.
Q: How long can I store it?
Best enjoyed fresh, but you can prep the jelly, chia, and sago ahead and mix when ready.
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