Fall Apple Cinnamon Infused Water

When fall comes, we all like to eat our favorite foods of the season. This includes pumpkin bread or muffins and all kinds of apple treats. Several years ago, I discussed how I love fruit & herb infused water and included several recipes. We all know we should drink plenty of water. It’s like gas for our cars. Our bodies need it to function, and if we don’t drink enough we can suffer from the symptoms of dehydration. Dehydration can be a major contributing factor to illnesses, causing headaches, digestive problems, obesity and joint pains. By drinking water, you can support your body in improving your complexion, helping your kidneys to function properly, aiding weight loss and maintaining high energy levels. 

Today I’m sharing a simple fall and winter recipe for Apple Cinnamon Water. You just need 2 apples thinly sliced + 4 cinnamon sticks + 8 cups water in a pitcher. Cover and let it infuse for at least 4 hours in the refrigerator.

To prevent the apples browning, I first soak the apple slices in lemon water for about 2 minutes. I also add a little lemon juice to the infused water before adding apple garnish when serving.

As to the type of apples to use, it’s a personal choice. Each type has its own flavor, and this is the season to experiment. Do choose fresh, firm sweet apples. Wash them well. I don’t peel my apples since they are organic. A green apple like Granny Smith can add a wonderful flavor to water. How about a combination of types of apples. Since we’re using 2 apples, try Granny Smith with a sweeter taste of Fuji. It’s a subtle flavor that adds to my fall pleasures.

Fall Apple Cinnamon Infused Water

Use organic when available. Serves 8 glasses of 8 oz.

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Apple Cinnamon Infused Water

Stay hydrated with this easy infused water recipe. A pitcher of fresh fall apple slices makes hitting hydration goals easier.
Course Drinks
Cuisine American
Keyword apple cinnamon infused water, apple infused water, apples, fall infused water, infused water, winter infused water
Servings 8 servings of 8 oz.

Ingredients

  • 2 sweet apples thinly sliced
  • 4 cinnamon sticks
  • 8 cups water or 1/2 gallon
  • 1 lemon juiced divided
  • water to fill medium bowl

Instructions

  • Add 1/2 lemon juice to medium bowl of water & stir
  • Place apple slices in bowl to soak about 2 minutes
  • Transfer apple slices to 1/2 gallon pitcher
  • Add 8 cups of water to pitcher
  • Add cinnamon sticks, cover, & place in refrigerator
  • Let apples infuse for at least 4 hours
  • Strain solids from water
  • Add juice of 1/2 lemon & stir
  • Garnish with fresh apple slices and lots of ice to serve
  • Can keep in refrigerator up to 3 days

Variations of Apple Infused Water For Fall & Winter With 8 Cups of Water

Apple Detox Water – Add a handful of mint leaves and half a sliced cucumber to the pitcher of apples & cinnamon

Apple Orange Cinnamon Water – Use 1 thinly sliced apple & 1 thinly sliced orange & 1 cinnamon stick

Apple Cinnamon Ginger Water – Use 1 thinly sliced apple & 1 cinnamon stick & 5 to 7 slices of fresh ginger

Experiment with your favorite spices and flavors from peppermint to tangerines to enjoy a tasty flavor this fall and winter.

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Carol

I was raised in Tennessee but have lived in Florida for many years. Love my small home in the Tampa Bay area and its developing garden. My decorating style is eclectic - some vintage, some cottage, all with a modern flair. Pursuing a healthier lifestyle. Spent many years in social services but am happily retired.

19 thoughts to “Fall Apple Cinnamon Infused Water”

  1. Ohh! What a brilliant cold drink for this time of year. Anything with cinnamon is a winner in my book. I might have to try this, I am always for the look out for new ways to enjoy water.

  2. That’s good advice Carol. I must admit that I didn’t know drinking water could aid weight loss. As I occasionally suffer from Gout I know the phrase “make water your friend”.

    1. I got this comment – I don’t understand why it wouldn’t let you comment on the ottoman. I’ll check it out.

  3. Unlike most, I love water. I prefer it plain rather than with those little packets my husband adds to his. They leave an after taste.
    But I do like cucumber and/or lemon infused water. They serve those at the spa I like to go to on occassion. This one sounds good as well. Pinned and tweeted.
    Thanks for sharing at #alwcc.

  4. This sounds so tasty & refreshing! Anything to convince me to drink more water!! I know I need to, but it seems so boring on its own. I will definitely have to give this a try and will be pinning it to my food board. I am visiting from Linda’s link-up. Many blessings to you this autumn season!

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