Kid Approved ✓ Tea & Honey Pairings In our family, we give honey to kids as often as they will take it! Why? Honey curbs the appetite for sugar while providing nutrients and minerals - which makes it more satiating. Honey satisfies a sweet tooth in a way sugar cannot. When consuming honey, it is easy for our bodies to know when we have had enough, while we tend to be bottomless pits for sugar! Honey has a soothing effect on our bellies and promotes healthy digestive function. Honey provides an immunity boost that helps us combat sickness, disease, and seasonal allergies. Plus, honey makes everything taste better!Check out these tea and honey pairings the whole family will love! ⬇︎...
BLUEBERRY & VANILLA ROOIBOS WHISKEY SOUR THE RECIPE 1. Steep Blueberry and Vanilla Rooibos with a generous spoonful of Orange Blossom Honey and allow to chill. • o p t i o n a l • Add a splash of Mexican Vanilla Bean extract. 2. Combine tea with a shot of your favorite whiskey and juice from 1 to 2 fresh squeezed lemons - pour over ice. 3. Add fresh egg whites to a cocktail shaker (no ice) and shake vigorously until egg whites are frothy and light. It will take several minutes of shaking to get a fluffy consistency! 4. Top drink with frothed egg whites and a lemon wheel! What should you do with the yolk? Feed it to the dogs of...
→ wellness booster ← G∙I∙N∙G∙E∙R Ginger is popular for its vibrant and spicy flavor, but it has also been used for thousands of years to treat a variety of ailments. Here is why... Ginger acts as a powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory. Ginger is a great tool for reducing risk of disease. It is also helpful for protecting our bodies from the damaging effects of aging, including cognitive decline, like Alzheimer's Disease. Ginger is useful in reducing soreness after exercise and soothing inflammation related aches and pains. Ginger is especially effective for combatting nausea, because it accumulates in the digestive tract. It is commonly used to combat nausea associated with pregnancy, chemotherapy, and motion sickness. Ginger can also help to...
Trust us, the juice is worth the squeeze 🍋
Prickly Pear Lemonade
INGREDIENTS:
dried lemongrass, green rooibos, sencha green tea, hibiscus, pear, safflower, and natural flavor
TASTING NOTES:
subtle citrus ∙ sweet melon ∙ delicate tanginess
DRINK TO:
🌱 GET VITAMIN C🌱 COMBAT FREE RADICALS🌱 REDUCE INFLAMMATION🌱 BOOST BRAIN HEALTH🌱 HYDRATE
MAKE IT A LEMONADE:
1. Steep a full pitcher of Lemongrass and Prickly Pear tea.
2. Use your honey dipper to add a generous amount of honey (to taste).
3. Squeeze and drop 3 - 5 lemons into your pitcher.
4. Allow to chill and serve iced with a lemon wedge.
IT IS SO REFRESHING.
Feel fresh, energized, & happy with: AUGUST'S TEA OF THE MONTH INGREDIENTS White Peach white tea, peach pieces, marigold flowers, and natural flavors Ginger Orchard Medley oolong tea, chamomile, apples, peaches, lemon myrtle, ginger and natural flavors TASTING NOTES ginger ale ∙ floral undertones ∙ peach ∙ crisp apple ∙ subtle citrus BENEFITS: WATCH THE BREAK DOWN ⬇ White tea & Oolong tea The caffeine in Oolong and White Tea is countered by the relaxation inducing amino acid, L-theanine. Caffeine and L-theanine work together to simultaneously stimulate mental alertness while mellowing the body and mind. The resulting feeling is great for yoga and meditation, creative work tasks, or in depth study sessions! These teas are PACKED with antioxidants and promote healthy...
