January marks the start of the new year and food-centered events, including National Oat Month and National Hot Tea Month. What better way to kick the winter blues than with a cup of piping hot tea this month? Tea and honey are the perfect combinations for staying warm this winter. Herbal teas can bring you relief from sleepless nights, stuffy noses, and upset stomachs. The little jolt of caffeine from black tea wakes you up, while green teas provide antioxidants.
Celebrate National Hot Tea Month with these Recipes
Mixing a spoonful of honey into your tea sweetens the cup just enough, without adding a load of processed sugar. And, honey even provides trace minerals and enzymes that can be beneficial to your health.
Warm-up a pot of water and get cozy, because we have some good brew(s) for you to try!
If you’re feeling under the weather this season, try a cup of Dr. Feelgood Tea. Make this ginger, lemon, and honey to clear a stuffed-up head.
Ginger Lemon and Honey Tea Dr. Feelgood Tea
A good old fashioned Eastern Shore Hot Toddy can also help you to beat a cold. A toddy is a before bedtime cocktail that eases the stuffiness and sleeplessness of illness. Sweetened with our Eastern Shore Honey, this toddy is warm, soothing, and relaxing.
Eastern Shore Hot Toddy
I love it when our customers share their favorite recipes with us. Perfectly timed for winter, this tea is good for the entire body. Pick up raw turmeric at your local whole foods. You’ll find it right next to the ginger in the vegetable aisle.
Lemon, Ginger and Turmeric Tea
By now, we’re all familiar with the benefits of taking apple cider vinegar. Packed with B vitamins and probiotics, apple cider vinegar is a beneficial addition to your diet. That’s exactly why we mixed up this apple cider vinegar honey detox tea. Quite the mouthful, but it’s just what you need this time of year.
Apple Cider Vinegar Honey Detox
Keep this Ginger Tea hot in a thermos or crockpot all day long. Refrigerate anything that you don’t use after a few hours, or keep it hot and sealed in a thermos. Ginger has some surprising health benefits and is a spicy addition to any cup of hot tea.
Honey and Ginger Iced Tea
This tea was originally made to be iced. Omit the chilling period to have yourself a good warm cup of Lavender Chamomile Tea. Make a big batch of this, and you can keep it warm in a thermos all day long. Lavender is equally good for your insides as it is for your outsides. Try this Lavender Tonic as a refreshing toner.
Lavender and Chamomile Tea
It’s National Hot Tea Month Brew a Cup with us
A Tea for Two Tower includes three Honey and two Tea Blends, it’s a tea lover’s dream!
Another option is our Tea and Honey for Two gift, perfect for the person you know who’s always traveling. It’s lightweight enough not to weigh down a backpack or overnight bag. Allowing you to take your favorite Honey Lollipops and tea with you anywhere. A perfect way to celebrate Hot Tea Month.
Try out all five of our Organic teas with our Tea Tower. Complete with five blends, including herbal and black teas to suit any taste. Use your favorite honey to sweeten your brew, and you’re on your way to relaxation.
Have a favorite tea? Pick yourself up a full-sized jar to last you all month! Bees Knees is popular among our Honey House crew. It makes a great cup any time you need to warm up. Remember to visit our blog all throughout January as we post more tasty, healthy recipes for you to enjoy.
Now get brewing!