Guava (amrood)
Pink guava juice or nectar.
Also called Chili Guava Cooler · Spicy Amrood · मसाला अमरूद मॉकटेल · مسالہ امرود موکٹیل
Pink guava juice, fresh lime and soda in a glass rimmed with red chili, salt and a little sugar.

On Indian streets, cut guava (amrood) is sold sprinkled with red chili and salt. This mocktail puts that flavor in a glass.
The main ingredients, with their English, Hindi and Urdu names.
Pink guava juice or nectar.
Restaurant cooks do these things by habit. Here’s what each step is actually doing to the food, so you can cook by understanding instead of guesswork.
Rim the glass with chili salt.
A little salt suppresses bitterness and makes fruit taste sweeter; capsaicin’s warmth contrasts the cold drink.
Exact amounts and timings are in the recipe card below.
Blend 2 ripe pink guavas with ½ cup water and strain out the seeds.

Spicy guava mocktail: pink guava juice with lime and soda in a glass rimmed with red chili and salt, the way guava is eaten on Indian streets. A 5-minute party drink.