Ingredients: Jaljeera combines cumin, mint, and spices, while Shikanji is made from lemon, water, and spices. Both are refreshing, but Shikanji has more electrolytes from lemon, aiding hydration.
Image Source : SocialElectrolytes: Shikanji, with its lemon and salt, provides more natural electrolytes, especially potassium, which can help replenish lost salts and water.
Image Source : SocialSalt Content: Jaljeera often contains rock salt, which helps retain water in the body, keeping you hydrated longer. Shikanji may have salt, but it's lighter in comparison.
Image Source : SocialCooling Effect: Both drinks are cooling, but Jaljeera’s mint and cumin add extra cooling benefits, making it feel more refreshing on hot days.
Image Source : SocialTaste: While both are tangy and zesty, Shikanji offers a more citrusy burst, while Jaljeera is spicier, so your preference might depend on how much hydration you need versus taste.
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