Homemade Honey Lemon Ginger Tea
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5 years ago in #beverage by abitcoinskeptic (73)
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Sooooo good for immunity!! I never even bother with scrubbing, but I do have my own lemons and get organic ginger. Sorry it took so long to get to this... missed it somehow!!
I buy organic ginger, but lemons are just not grown in my country, so I have to either buy juice or take what's available. Fortunately washing them and scrubbing them removes a lot of the things I don't want on them.
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Nice post! Thanks!!!
Hmm ginger tea. One of my favorites. Hot or old and so good for you. I often add fresh turmeric and/or mint too. Beautiful post!
Tumeric and mint is a great idea. Some cinnamon would be nice, too.
Cinnamon is always a great idea hehe.
Thanks for the recipe) In winter, tea with lemon and honey - it’s best)))
Agreed. The ginger really adds a nice taste. Just add less if you don't like it top strong.
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This looks great, and I'm going to try it. I already drink ginger tea when I have a bit of an upset stomach, and I know this will make a wonderful tea!
It's really good, just remember to mix it up every so often. In the winter months I just store it in a colder room.
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What a wonderful post you have here 😍 I made my own ginger-honey tea with lime instead of lemon, because it's rather expensive and I got some bottled natural lemon juice produced by the farmer, but I didn't keep it like you did... just brew it whenever I want and yes.. it's better than common tea😉 for health.
Thanks for sharing..
Limes are basically green lemons. I think you would have to split hairs to find a dofference in health qualities. I guess one could try using both.
I think it is better to eat it fresh. But it will easily keep for a year, so I always make it in earlybfall for the colder seasons.
Absolutely agree with you 😉 it depends on where you live too. I live in a tropical country, where herbs and spices have no seasonal along the years😊 but the truth is.. my fridge 😂😂 it's not on its best condition to keep everything cool and preserved. Lemon has better healthy benefit than lime especially from its zest
I guess with the fridge not working well, there are trade-offs of being able to have fresh herbs in the garden all year long.
I forgot about lemon zest. No one ever mentions lime zest, if that is even a thing.