Guava Passion Fruit Drink (Starbucks Copycat Easy Recipe)

This creamy, tropical guava passion fruit drink is even better than the one you get at Starbucks!

We are big fans of Starbucks drinks. They are always delicious, creative and exciting. When Starbucks comes out with a new drink, we usually can’t wait to try it!

Although we truly do love Starbucks drinks, we also love making Starbucks-like drinks at home. Playing around with ingredients to make drinks just like Starbucks has become a fun past time. And, the end result is usually pretty tasty!

Some of our favorite Starbuck’s drinks to recreate are the summer beverages. Starbuck’s usually comes out with some pretty cool, refreshing drinks. The first time we had Starbucks guava drink, we instantly fell in love. The tropical tastes, the spicy ginger and the sweetness of coconut is just perfect. We also love that the drink is a little creamy and thick, making it filling and sweet.

If you have ordered that guava drink Starbucks created, you likely want to drink it again and again. We are here to help you do just that! We have made the perfect Starbuck’s copycat guava passion fruit drink. Let’s dive into this tasty non alcoholic drink recipe a little more so you can start mixing and sipping.

The tropical tastes, the spicy ginger and the sweetness of coconut is just perfect.

What’s in the Guava Passion Fruit Drink?

Each ingredient in our guava passion fruit drink is equally important. They all add their own tropical twist and flavor that you really shouldn’t skip any of them! Here are the ingredients we use to make out guava passion fruit drink:

Pineapple Juice- Pineapple juice is sweet and tangy. It helps naturally sweeten the drink and give it a fruity taste. Use canned pineapple juice or bottled, both will work well. Buy a can of sliced pineapple, use the juice to make the syrup and then save the fruit for a drink garnish.

Fresh Ginger Root- Fresh ginger adds a warm spice to the drink. Ginger is a little peppery but can also be sweet. Peel the ginger before slicing it as the outer skin can be tough. Discard the ginger root slices after boiling the syrup or save a few for garnishes.

Honey- We love using honey as a natural drink sweetener. You can skip the honey for a less sugary drink. You can also use ½ cup white sugar in place of honey.

Guava Juice- You can find guava juice in most grocery stores in the juice aisle. If may also be near the Mexican foods. Guava juice is quite strong and can be very sweet. The bright orange color is beautiful and delicious.

Passion Fruit Juice- Find passion fruit juice right near the guava juice. Tropical juices tend to stick together!

Canned Coconut Milk- Canned coconut milk is thicker and richer than refrigerated coconut milk. It is also quite sweet (another reason you may want to skip the honey in this recipe.) One can of coconut milk is plenty to add a creamy texture to this guava passion fruit drink.

How to Make Guava Passionfruit Drink

The recipe starts by make a pineapple ginger syrup. This adds so much sweetness and flavor to the guava drink. That concentrated pineapple ginger taste just can’t be beat!

Once you have made the syrup, all you need to do is blend! We like to mix the ingredients using the blender as it fluffs the drink as well. The foamy top of the juice adds a lot of interest. It is almost smoothie like.

You can mix the ingredients in a large pitcher or bowl, whipping everything together quickly with a simple whisk. As long as the juice is blended, you are ready to sip!

Give this tasty Copy Cat Starbucks guava drink a try and let us know what you think. Does it taste just like the one you get at Starbucks? Did we get it just right? We sure think we did! Enjoy.

Guava Passion Fruit Drink Recipe (Starbucks Copycat)

5 from 4 votes

Recipe by Mocktail.net

Servings

6

servings

Prep time

5

minutes

This iced guava passion fruit drink is even better than the one you get at Starbucks!

Ingredients

• ½ cup pineapple juice

• 1 three inch piece of fresh ginger, peeled and sliced

• 1 cup honey

• 2 cups guava juice

• 1 cup passion fruit juice

• 1 can coconut milk

• ice

Directions

• In a small saucepan, mix the pineapple juice, ginger slices, honey and ½ cup water. Bring to a boil and let the mix simmer. Simmer the syrup for 5 minutes then remove the pan from the heat. Set aside to cool.
• Once the pineapple syrup has cooled, strain it and discard the ginger pieces.
• Pour the pineapple ginger syrup into a blender and add the guava juice, passion fruit juice and coconut milk. Pulse to combine the ingredients and make the juice a little frothy.
• Pour the juice over ice and enjoy.

Tips and Tricks

• • Puree and strain 2 cups of fresh pineapple to make homemade pineapple juice. This will make the recipe even fresher!
• • Use canned coconut milk rather than refrigerated, carton coconut milk. Canned coconut milk has a richer taste and more healthy fats.
• Tools:
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