This tea is so good for you! I don't drink it every day although I should. I've used it to nurse me back to health when I had a horrible cold and when I get UTIs I lean on this too. The vinegar helps balance your Ph levels which helps your gut! Someone else said make sure you use the vinegar with the "mother"in it. Like Braggs. I agree.
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So many healing properties in all the ingredients in this recipe. Be sure to use the apple cider vinegar with the "mother." I'm making this in the summer but can only imagine how soothing and comforting it will be in the wintertime.
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Having a bit of experience with acv, I know that 2tbsp would have been a bit much for me so I used 8oz of water and cut the rest of the ingredients in half with the exception of the honey and cinnamon. If this is your first experience with acv, I would suggest making the recipe as is and altering it to your taste later. The great thing about this recipe is it can be altered quite a bit. If you like more honey, less cinnamon, more water, etc. You want to make sure you get in atleast 1 tbsp of acv to get the full benefit but the rest can be altered to taste. I am so grateful for this recipe. It sure beats just adding acv to cold water. 1 cup a day will make your digestive system happy and is even thought to help regulate glucose levels in diabetics. Although this needs more research, the vitamins and minerals are enough to drink a cup of day. Just replace this with your morning cup of joe or evening cup of tea and your body will thank you later. It is suggested to carry the most benefits in the morning on an empty stomach. The last and most important point is to use "RAW" and "UNFILTERED" acv with the "MOTHER" (meaning it looks cloudy with a bunch of stuff floating around). Bragg is a great brand that is easy to find. I found mine in my local GNC store. Whole Foods or other health food stores should also carry it but in my experience you probably won't find it at your local grocery store.
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The original was just way to strong for me! I was almost shocked at the first taste but I doubled the water and figure I'm still getting the benefits - it will just take longer.
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Made no changes was pretty good and will make again but don't think I'll drink daily. Couldn't figure out the cinnamon it doesn't dissolve of course just settles to the bottom. If you sip the tea after it settles you hardly know it's there; if you stir right before sipping you get too much cinnamon. Guess I'll use less cinnamon and stir before sipping. Thanks for a good recipe.
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I have been using ACV as a facial mask for quite a while and i have always heard of the benefits of drinking it but the smell was very off putting. This drink is delicious! I made just as written without the cinnamon. Obviously you can taste the vinegar but it’s a mild taste and the honey and lemon balanced it out. Definitely found my new morning drink!
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This tea is so good for you! I don't drink it every day although I should. I've used it to nurse me back to health when I had a horrible cold and when I get UTIs I lean on this too. The vinegar helps balance your Ph levels which helps your gut! Someone else said make sure you use the vinegar with the "mother"in it. Like Braggs. I agree.
So many healing properties in all the ingredients in this recipe. Be sure to use the apple cider vinegar with the "mother." I'm making this in the summer but can only imagine how soothing and comforting it will be in the wintertime.
Having a bit of experience with acv, I know that 2tbsp would have been a bit much for me so I used 8oz of water and cut the rest of the ingredients in half with the exception of the honey and cinnamon. If this is your first experience with acv, I would suggest making the recipe as is and altering it to your taste later. The great thing about this recipe is it can be altered quite a bit. If you like more honey, less cinnamon, more water, etc. You want to make sure you get in atleast 1 tbsp of acv to get the full benefit but the rest can be altered to taste. I am so grateful for this recipe. It sure beats just adding acv to cold water. 1 cup a day will make your digestive system happy and is even thought to help regulate glucose levels in diabetics. Although this needs more research, the vitamins and minerals are enough to drink a cup of day. Just replace this with your morning cup of joe or evening cup of tea and your body will thank you later. It is suggested to carry the most benefits in the morning on an empty stomach. The last and most important point is to use "RAW" and "UNFILTERED" acv with the "MOTHER" (meaning it looks cloudy with a bunch of stuff floating around). Bragg is a great brand that is easy to find. I found mine in my local GNC store. Whole Foods or other health food stores should also carry it but in my experience you probably won't find it at your local grocery store.
The original was just way to strong for me! I was almost shocked at the first taste but I doubled the water and figure I'm still getting the benefits - it will just take longer.
Made no changes was pretty good and will make again but don't think I'll drink daily. Couldn't figure out the cinnamon it doesn't dissolve of course just settles to the bottom. If you sip the tea after it settles you hardly know it's there; if you stir right before sipping you get too much cinnamon. Guess I'll use less cinnamon and stir before sipping. Thanks for a good recipe.
I have been using ACV as a facial mask for quite a while and i have always heard of the benefits of drinking it but the smell was very off putting. This drink is delicious! I made just as written without the cinnamon. Obviously you can taste the vinegar but it’s a mild taste and the honey and lemon balanced it out. Definitely found my new morning drink!
