Ginger Tea Recipes

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Soothing tea for sore throats.
Steeping herbal teas to long will make the tea bitter. Use Honey and/or a natural herbal sweetner like Stevvia.

Soothing tea for upper respiratory and sinuses.

Better than soda

An expansive, stimulating tea.
Outward Macrobiotic Energy

Great for holiday company. Also a great antioxidant.

These simple additions to an herbal tea give it an energizing zing and help to soothe coughs and sore throats. If you use locally produced honey, it can help inure you to some hay fever as well. If you are using lemon zest you can also add the juice of the lemon. The zested fruit will stay fresh if it's wrapped in plastic.

A light treat with only 139 calories

A warming drink with thermogenic properties.

You can make this hot beverage in a few minutes in the microwave It has an invigorating taste, and can ward off colds, flu and sore throats, also a remedy for indigestion and nausea. The taste can be overpowering for some, be sure to take the fresh ginger out of the cup after it steeps. If you like a stronger taste of ginger don't remove..

Very healthy low cal, super easy, and flavorful drink.

Iced tea that replicates one of the most popular brands, with a touch of ginger to replace the usual ginseng.

Thirst quenching and a natural antioxidant. Believed to aid in weight loss.

A refreshing tea to sooth throat and relax mind

Great for a dinner party as the sauce can prepared ahead of time. Also easy to multiply for large groups and seems elegant and complicated when it is not at all.

A great way to wean yourself off of sugary drinks or sodas!

Great for colds, or just a start to the day. You make this up put it in a canning jar in your fridge and just mix with hot water as needed.

Lasts 2 weeks once made.

Good for sore itchy throats

Danny Seo's Ginger Tea Soup