A twist on the popular fruit water served at drink and treat shops. We have made this Apple Pie Fruit Water Recipe appropriate for the fall weather and holidays, by adding apples, figs, Torani Sugar Free Brown Sugar Cinnamon Syrup as well as Torani Sugar Free Vanilla Syrup for a tasty water that will hydrate as well as remind you of fresh baked apple pie.

This post was sponsored by Torani. All opinions are my own.

What Is Fruit Water?

Fruit water is a popular drink served at drink and treat shops that are abundant in Utah, Arizona, and Idaho. The classic flavor served is mangos, and strawberries, with sugar free vanilla and coconut. We've taken this concept and given it a fall twist by swapping out the fruits for apples and figs, and exchanging the syrups for Torani Sugar Free Brown Sugar Cinnamon and Torani Sugar Free Vanilla. The result is a beverage reminiscent of hot apple pie.

This recipe is a wonderful addition to your next holiday meal! Rather than serving plain old water, try this twist on your water glasses.

What Do I Need To Make Apple Pie Fruit Water Recipe?

For this drink, you will need:

ice
½ apple, sliced or diced
3-4 figs (fresh or dried), sliced or diced
2 tablespoon Torani Sugar Free Brown Sugar Cinnamon
1 tablespoon Torani Sugar Free Vanilla
8 oz water

Let's Chat Torani!

We have been long time fans of Torani. We have used them in numerous recipes. We love that Torani is made with simple and thoughtfully sourced ingredients. We also love that their syrups mix well, allowing us to create really delicious and unique drinks. While we are showcasing the Torani Sugar Free Brown Sugar Cinnamon Syrup in a fruit water, it is also a yummy addition to hot cocoa or apple cider. I love that their syrups are versatile and tasty.

Where do I buy Torani? Torani syrups can be purchased at Torani.com. They packaged their syrups well and the shipping is fast!

How Do I Make Apple Pie Fruit Water?

1. Start by adding apple, figs, and ice to your glass. Add in 2 tablespoon Torani Sugar Free Brown Sugar Cinnamon Syrup.

2. Pour in 1 tablespoon of Torani Sugar Free Vanilla Syrup.

3. Top off with 8 oz water. Enjoy!

What Does Fruit In Water Do?

Adding fresh fruits and herbs adds minerals and vitamins to water and increases the nutritional benefits. It also makes water taste refreshing, slightly sweet, and delicious!

How Long Can I Leave Fruit In My Water?

You can leave the fruits in the water for 4-5 hours, then I recommend removing them from the water. The water can be stored in the fridge for up to 3 days. Removing the infused fruits from the water will prevent the fruit from decomposing in the water and potentially creating undesirable flavors.

Glasses filled with apple pie fruit water recipe. Drinks are garnished with cinnamon sticks and there are apple slices scattered around.

Can I Reuse the Fruit in My Water?

Yes! After you consume your water, fill your jar back up using the same fruits, add some more syrups, and you're good to go! I recommend not using the same fruit for longer than 12 hours, though.

Apple pie fruit water recipe in glasses filled with ice atop a marble tray.

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Apple Pie Fruit Water Recipe

A twist on the popular fruit water served at drink and treat shops. We have made this Apple Pie Fruit Water Recipeappropriate for the fall weather and holidays, by adding apples, figs, Torani Sugar Free Brown Sugar Cinnamon Syrup as well as Torani Sugar Free Vanilla Syrup for a tasty water that will hydrate as well as remind you of fresh baked apple pie.

5 from 1 vote

Print Rate

Course: Drinks

Cuisine: American

Prep Time: 5

Total Time: 5

Servings: serving

Calories: 195kcal

Author: Kadee & Desarae

Ingredients

▢ ice
▢ ½ apple sliced or diced
▢ 4 figs sliced or diced
▢ 2 tablespoon Torani Sugar Free Brown Sugar Cinnamon Syrup
▢ 1 tablespoon Torani Sugar Free Vanilla Syrup
▢ 8 ounces water

Instructions

Add ice, apples, and figs to a glass.
Pour in 2 tablespoon Torani Sugar Free Brown Sugar Syrup.
Add 1 tablespoon Torani Sugar Free Vanilla Syrup.
Top off with 8oz of water.
Enjoy!

Notes

What Does Fruit In Water Do?

Adding fresh fruits and herbs adds minerals and vitamins to water and increases the nutritional benefits. It also makes water taste refreshing, slightly sweet, and delicious!

How Long Can I Leave Fruit In My Water?

Can I Reuse the Fruit in My Water?