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Whole lotta watermelon! The whole watermelons didn't look good so I opted for precut fourths, in total I used 5, equalling about 1 and 1/4 watermelons

My wife wanted something refreshing for the fourth so here's what I made!... Add the first 9 cups or about 1 watermelon to a blender or bowl (I used a stick blender as my normal one was being used)

Blend it up!

Now look at that frothy deliciousness! Now we are going to strain it, it will make for a smoother drink
Strainer and container! Simple! Do it a little at a time and I used a silicone spatula to agitate the liquid, letting the juice through and pulp stays put

Ahh took a little time, but worth the extra effort

See that! That the pulp let over, it gives the drink a whole different texture if you leave it in

All done!

Now open the white wine

Aaaaannndd pour it in!

I had this laying around, I would normally use triple sec but wanted to use this add about half a cup!

This is your sangria! Use any flavors you like. You can do a simple syrup, melting mixing equal parts water and sugar on the stove. I opted for this blood orange syrup! About 1/2 cup

Same thing with the vodka, plain will work, but why not mix it up!? I used orange flavored here, about 1 cup

Rinse the blueberries. About a cup

Add it right in!

Rinse your orange and lime, for any lose dirt

Make some wedges, I cut into about 16 wedges, add it in the mix

Same thing with the orange, add it in

The last 3 cups/ 1/4 watermelon, dice it up and add it in!

Mix it up and chill a few hours!

Enjoy everyone, happy 4th of July. Check out my other guides and my Facebook, the love of culinary creations. Also hope to start my blog soon! Have a good one!
- About 12 cups watermelon
- 1cup blueberries
- 1orange cut into wedges
- 1 lime cut into wedges
- 1 cup vodka
- 1/2 cup simple syrup or flavored syrup
- 1/2 cup triple sec or anything you like
- 1 bottle white wine
Jerome Moss
I am in the U.S. Navy, and I love to cook, I plan on retiring and opening my own restaurant. Please Enjoy my guides and thanks to everyone who shares theirs!
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