Boost Your Health with Honey Ginger Tea


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Sip your way to a healthy start with a warming cup of shōgayu, or Honey Ginger Tea! Not only is it a potent cold and flu remedy, …

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  1. @PanioloBee
    @PanioloBee says:

    It’s best to use local, raw, and unfiltered honey. Do not get the water above 95°F as it will destroy the benefits of the honey, lower temperature is better. Know your source of honey. Is is one of the most adulterated products on the shelf. If possible get it from a local apiary near your local, that way will know your source.

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  2. @ashesmandalay1762
    @ashesmandalay1762 says:

    Ginger-honey-lemon tea has been my powerful secret weapon against colds for years, but I never made it with the slurry before and I don't think I'd like the thicker texture. What does the slurry do besides thicken the tea? Is it a necessary ingredient for other ingredients to work?

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  3. @capedluna
    @capedluna says:

    Your videos are so pleasing. Would you ever consider doing an ASMR video of a recipe? Like it is uploaded with your voiceover in one video and the other are the sounds of you cooking? You have nice cookaware and the sounds especially of the wooden utensips and stirring is always pleasing to my ears.

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  4. @pokelynke8232
    @pokelynke8232 says:

    My store stopped selling fresh ginger because no one ever bought it. 😭 Which is weird because the lady who owns the Thai restaurant in town comes and cleans us out of chicken three times a week when her truck is late.

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  5. @fatabelly
    @fatabelly says:

    I make a similar tea when I’m feeling rough.
    But I just pour boiling water into a cup, add a lemon that has been cut into eighth chunks and let seep for a couple of minutes. Then squeeze out the juice of each chunk into the cup and discard. Finally add three or four teaspoons of honey and half a dozen thin slices of ginger, stir and it’s ready.

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