Rose Milk

Servings: 2 Total Time: 5 mins Difficulty: Beginner
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Ever wish you could capture the fragrance of a rose garden in a glass? 

This Rose Milk does exactly that—velvety milk scented with rose syrup, lightly sweetened, and chilled over ice cubes. In under five minutes, you’ve got a pretty-pink drink that’s perfect for beating the summer heat or elevating afternoon chai time.

Why You’ll Reach for This Rose Milk

  • Instantly refreshing: No cooking—just blend and sip.
  • Aromatic indulgence: Rose syrup brings a delicate floral note.
  • Custom sweetness: Add more syrup or sugar to match your taste.
  • Kid- and guest-friendly: The color and flavor delight everyone.

Ingredient Breakdown

  • Milk: The creamy base—use whole or your favorite plant milk.
  • Rose Syrup: Adds fragrance, color, and that signature rose flavor.
  • Sugar: Balances rose’s slight tartness and deepens sweetness.
  • Ice Cubes: Keeps the drink chilled without diluting the flavor.

🌿 Vegan Swap: Use almond, oat, or coconut milk and swap sugar for maple syrup or agave.

How It All Comes Together

  1. Blend: In a blender, combine cold milk, a generous splash of rose syrup, and a handful of ice cubes.
  2. Sweeten to taste: Taste and add more rose syrup or a teaspoon of sugar if desired, then blend again until frothy.
  3. Serve: Fill glasses with ice cubes, pour the rose milk over, and watch it settle into a beautifully pale pink hue.

💡 Pro Tip: Chill your glasses in the freezer—cold glass keeps the drink icy longer and enhances the shimmer of rose pink.

What Goes Along

  • Biscuits or Cookies: Shortbread or almond biscotti complement the floral notes.
  • Fruit Skewers: Fresh berries or melon add a juicy counterpart.
  • Light Snacks: Cucumber sandwiches or cheese toast make a balanced spread.

How to Serve

Pour the blended rose milk into frosted glasses over extra ice, and garnish with a rose petal or a few pomegranate arils for a pop of color.

Packing & Party Prep

  • Make-Ahead: Pre-mix milk and syrup; keep chilled. Add ice and blend just before serving.
  • Transport: Carry syrup and milk separately; blend on-site for freshest froth.
  • Batch Prep: Scale up in a large pitcher, stir well, and top each glass with ice at serving time.
Difficulty: Beginner Prep Time 5 mins Total Time 5 mins
Servings: 2 Calories: 200
Best Season: Suitable throughout the year, Summer

Description

A cool and creamy Rose Milk that captures the essence of summer in every sip. Made by blending chilled milk with fragrant rose syrup and a touch of sugar, it’s a beautifully pink, lightly sweetened drink that requires no cooking. Simply toss milk, rose syrup, and ice cubes into a blender, adjust sweetness to taste, and pour over fresh ice for an instant refreshment. Perfect for hot afternoons, tea-time treats, or festive gatherings, it’s vegan-friendly when made with plant-based milk and agave. Garnish with rose petals or pomegranate arils for an elegant finish. Store leftover syrup and milk separately in the fridge and blend just before serving to retain maximum froth and chill.

Ingredients

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Instructions

Method

  1. Blend ingredients

    Add milk, gradually add rose syrup, sugar (if using), and ice cubes into a blender. Blend until smooth.

  2. Taste and adjust
    Taste the mixture. If you want it sweeter or more floral, add a bit more sugar or rose syrup and blend again.
  3. Serve chilled
    Fill glasses with a few ice cubes, then pour the rose milk over. Serve immediately and enjoy!

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Nutrition Facts

Servings 2


Amount Per Serving
Calories 200kcal
% Daily Value *
Total Fat 8g13%
Saturated Fat 5g25%
Cholesterol 25mg9%
Sodium 100mg5%
Potassium 350mg10%
Total Carbohydrate 25g9%
Sugars 25g
Protein 8g16%

Calcium 300 mg

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.

Keywords: Rose Milk, refreshing drink, summer drink
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Frequently Asked Questions

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Can I use plant-based milk?

Absolutely—almond or oat milk works great. It’ll change the flavor slightly but still be delicious.

Do I have to add sugar?

Not at all. Rose syrup is already sweet; taste first and add sugar only if you like it extra sweet.

Can I make this ahead of time?

I’d blend fresh for best frothiness, but you can mix and refrigerate up to 2 hours before serving—just re-blend with ice.

How do I get a stronger rose flavor?

 Increase the rose syrup by small increments, tasting as you go to hit your perfect floral note.

What else can I garnish it with?

Sprinkle dried rose petals or a few chopped pistachios for an elegant touch.

Is this drink kid-friendly?

Sure is! It’s caffeine-free and just sweet enough for little ones.

Can I skip the blender?

You could whisk vigorously, but you won’t get that smooth, frothy texture without one.

How long will leftovers last?

Drink within 30 mins for best texture. After that it separates and warms up.

Can I use rose water instead of syrup?

You can, but you’ll need to add sugar separately. Rose syrup gives both color and sweetness

What’s the best type of sugar to use?

Granulated or caster sugar dissolves easily when blended.

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