How to Make Ginger Tea in 2 Easy Steps

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How to Make Ginger Tea in 2 Easy Steps

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Gather Ingredients 1. ginger - fresh root or powdered ginger, also called ground ginger. 2. lemon or orange juice, fresh or bottled organic. 3. maple syrup, or other liquid sweetener. 4. hot or cold water.

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Step 2: Add the chopped ginger and other ingredients to boiling water, strain and enjoy! Or Add the chopped ginger and other ingredients to a tea ball, and steep and enjoy! TAP to recipe for more detailed instructions.

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Expert tips: The more ginger root used, the stronger the tea. In addition, the more pulverized the ginger is, the stronger the flavor.

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When to Drink Ginger tea is best consumed within the first 30 minutes of waking up to jumpstart metabolism, break the overnight fast, and detox. And can be had throughout the day to energize, detox and alleviate nausea if needed.

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