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Hydration Ice Cubes

Published: May 1, 2026

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These hydration ice cubes are the ultimate summer upgrade. Fun to make, gorgeous to look at, and secretly good for your kids. Packed with Hiya Berry Hydration and loaded with colorful fruit pieces, they turn any glass of water into something your kids will actually get excited about. Just mix, pour, and freeze overnight for a no-fuss way to keep everyone hydrated and happy.

Hydration Ice Cubes
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Ingredients

  • 1 scoop Hiya berry hydration
  • 2 cups water or coconut water
  • sliced citrus
  • fruit pieces of choice

Instructions

  1. Mix hydration powder into water and pour into an ice cube mold
  2. Add sliced citrus and any other chopped fruit
  3. Freeze overnight

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