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Anonymous
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mulled cider, diluted to keep down the sugar.
steamed milk w a little nutmeg or a dash of almond extract |
Anonymous
| crushed mint leaves steeped for a few minutes in boiling water (discard the leaves after steeping). can add lemon and sugar. |
Anonymous
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Intriguing. Which ones? |
Anonymous
| Make your own! Fresh ginger, honey and lemon steeped in hot water. |
Anonymous
| Hot milk with cinnamon sprinkled on top |
Anonymous
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I am korean and i drink roasted barley tea (which you can also drink cold) or roasted corn tea.
https://food52.com/recipes/51998-korean-corn-tea-oksusu-cha |
Anonymous
| PP (You can buy these kinds of teas at asian markets or probably on amazon). I always get mine at H mart. |
Anonymous
| We like the celestial peach passion tea. |
Anonymous
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OP here.
Thanks for all the suggestions. So far, hot water with lemon squeezed in is the best and it good at preventing more kidney stones. I did not take to the mint and chamomile is good for evenings near bedtime, but not for a pick me up in the afternoon. Most of the other herb teas interact with my heart medications or trigger palpitations ( rooibus, hibiscus, tumeric...) |
Anonymous
+1 I used to drink a ton of this! And read the Mma Ramotswe series where the drink this nonstop |
Anonymous
I think Caffix is the other brand. I also like roasted barley tea. |