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Calamansi (aka calamondin) fruit juice is popular in the Philippines and other parts of Southeast Asia. [1] Some people drink it when they have a cold, cough, or flu as part of liquids therapy.

  1. Cut seeds contribute to an astringent taste. [2]
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  3. Or adjust to 60 degree Brix if you own a refractometer. [4]
  4. Allow it to stand for three days (inside the refrigerator) until the fruit pulp has floated. Siphon the nip, taking care not to disturb the floated pulp.
    • Some people prefer not to remove the fruit pulp because the fibers aid in digestion. If you love fibers, skip the above step.
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  6. Refrigerate.
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    Is it still useful even without the honey?
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    You can use sugar instead.
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    How many calamansi fruits do I need for this?
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    You need seven calamansi for every 230mL of water.
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    How is adding sugar helpful?
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    If you don't add sugar or honey, it can be sour. If it still tastes sour, you can add some more sugar.
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