Traditional Ginger Tea
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Happy Mama:
Mmm, the fish is yummy! Just nice for late supper! :rotflmao:
Hmm, more :heresmyfish: for you since you say it is nice? Ah, ginger tea and fish, yummy!
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25hourmaid:
Hmm, more :heresmyfish: for you since you say it is nice? Ah, ginger tea and fish, yummy!

Ya, then my room will have natural air refreshener. Oops! :oops:
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Happy Mama:
Ya, then my room will have natural air refreshener. Oops! :oops:

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schweppes:
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schweppes:
Hi Schweppes.. so when do you add in the cinnamon? and how old do u boil the cinnamon for its effect??? :?I brew my own ginger tea too. Depending on what I have, I use rock sugar or gula melaka or even honey.
For added health benefits, you can also add in a stick of cinnamon when u boil the ginger. The spice helps to manage our blood sugar level and it's been known to have anti-bacterial and immune supportive properties. It's especially good for our gut. So, everytime I drink my ginger and cinnamon spiced tea, I... uh... imagine them fighting against the bacteria in my gut.
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Happy Mama:
Hi Happy Mama.. i was told that gula melaka smell nicer.. my mom improvise it by using 'é»ē³' instead of 'ꤰē³' as she say 'é»ē³' can '驱湿ē' so its a healthier option..
Thanks for sharing, e3nity. I love ginger tea. One of the spas I patronize also serves ginger tea and I had also asked them for their recipe. Everything similar except they use rock sugar instead of gula melaka. Mmm, divine. :love: -
e3nity:
I boil the cinnamon at the same time as I boil the ginger. I think in all, about 15-20minutes of boiling both ginger and cinnamon.
Hi Schweppes.. so when do you add in the cinnamon? and how old do u boil the cinnamon for its effect??? :?schweppes:
I brew my own ginger tea too. Depending on what I have, I use rock sugar or gula melaka or even honey.
For added health benefits, you can also add in a stick of cinnamon when u boil the ginger. The spice helps to manage our blood sugar level and it's been known to have anti-bacterial and immune supportive properties. It's especially good for our gut. So, everytime I drink my ginger and cinnamon spiced tea, I... uh... imagine them fighting against the bacteria in my gut.
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e3nity:
Yah the traditional one is old ginger root with black sugar. Suppose to get rid of chills and also wind.
Hi Happy Mama.. i was told that gula melaka smell nicer.. my mom improvise it by using 'é»ē³' instead of 'ꤰē³' as she say 'é»ē³' can '驱湿ē' so its a healthier option..Happy Mama:
Thanks for sharing, e3nity. I love ginger tea. One of the spas I patronize also serves ginger tea and I had also asked them for their recipe. Everything similar except they use rock sugar instead of gula melaka. Mmm, divine. :love: -
e3nity:
Wow mmmmm...... But looks like gula melaka is not readily available in Singapore? As for the black sugar, where can we find it? Chinese medicine shop? Thanks.
Hi Happy Mama.. i was told that gula melaka smell nicer.. my mom improvise it by using 'é»ē³' instead of 'ꤰē³' as she say 'é»ē³' can '驱湿ē' so its a healthier option..Happy Mama:
Thanks for sharing, e3nity. I love ginger tea. One of the spas I patronize also serves ginger tea and I had also asked them for their recipe. Everything similar except they use rock sugar instead of gula melaka. Mmm, divine. :love:
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Funz:
Yah the traditional one is old ginger root with black sugar. Suppose to get rid of chills and also wind.[/quote]Thanks funz. :celebrate:
Hi Happy Mama.. i was told that gula melaka smell nicer.. my mom improvise it by using 'é»ē³' instead of 'ꤰē³' as she say 'é»ē³' can '驱湿ē' so its a healthier option..e3nity:
[quote=\"Happy Mama\"]
Thanks for sharing, e3nity. I love ginger tea. One of the spas I patronize also serves ginger tea and I had also asked them for their recipe. Everything similar except they use rock sugar instead of gula melaka. Mmm, divine. :love:
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