There’s nothing better than a warm cup of tea on a cold winter morning. Today I’m sharing some cozy winter tea recipes, from Orange Spice tea and Chai to Flu Tea and Hibiscus Tea, and turn your Sunday mornings into a comforting ritual.
I can’t wait for New Year’s, but I’m also hoping that will all the celebrating no one gets sick. Just in case, though, I have all the ingredients on hand for this Flu Tea that can help you fight the flu at the first sign of symptoms.
This December, I’m enjoying this Christmas Rooibos Vanilla Tea that is flavored with coconut, elderberry, and honey… and filled with lots of antioxidants and immune-strengthening goodness just in time for the this festive season.
It’s finally Hot Chocolate Season, and today I’m sharing one of my favorite new recipes filled with chocolate, a creamy milk of your choice, and lots of antioxidants.
The days are getting colder which means winter will soon arrive. That means it’s time to make a winter Vanilla Shampoo Bar that will be perfect for January and February. Why make it now? Because it takes 4-6 weeks to cure.
Even though the days are still warm, I’m so happy that fall is here. And I’m celebrating with my new favorite drink: Autumn Apple Spice Tea.
It’s going to be a lovely weekend, with lots of graduation parties and summer picnics, so it’s also a great time to make fresh lavender lemonade.
Celebrate Mint Julep Day with a recipe for the the famous southern cocktail.
It’s time for a Spring Tea Party, and Rosemary Orange Herbal Tea has become my new favorite, both hot and cold.
It’s National Mimosa Day! So in case you’ve never made this lovely, refreshing drink at home, here’s an easy recipe to help you prepare for another lovely Spring weekend.
The days are warm, the nights are cold, but I’m tired of coffees and hot cocoas. So that means it’s time for one of my favorite Spring drinks, Hibiscus Raspberry Tea.
Tired of hot chocolates and pepperminty drinks? This hot cranberry tea is the perfect option after a day of shopping and running around in the cold weather.
