I use a lot of your recipes. And i mean A LOT. Every time I make a drink that's not a regular green tea my friends says: "Oh you're drinking Bondi again?" ;) Sometimes i do exactly what you show, sometimes i twist it to my liking. Thanks for an inspiration ;)
Thanks so much for your comment! hearing things like this make it so worth it! yew! We encourage putting your own spin on everything! thats how you stumble across new and amazing recipes!
This is really interesting! I will have to try it out sometime. I drink something similar in the winter. I steep roughly chopped ginger in boiling water and then add lemon slices, honey, and cayenne pepper. I love the addition of the coconut oil, fennel seeds, and turmeric. Thanks for the vid!
I usually boil ginger in water, let it cool, and then add lemon juice and honey. Honey should not be added into boiling water if you want the antibacterial properties to adhere.
In the summer try making a chilled juice from pomegranate seeds, fresh wild blueberries, honey, ginger juice, and a little bit of hibiscus. You might want to add a bit of cold-brewed tea to it to dilute - orange pekoe is lovely.
I love your videos. It would be a dream to constantly cook delicious meals by the ocean and look at those fantastic views and jump off of rocks with good friends. I have a feeling though that you would adore cottage country in Ontario Canada, where I live right now. We have thousands of gorgeous lakes with the Great Canadian Shield (granite outcroppings and cliffs) and pristine water, and fish and loons. Awesome sunsets. Check it out sometime.
Wow just what I needed! I love drinking hot chamomile tea with honey whenever i'm feeling stuffy or achey. Gotta try this one out though, look delicious!
What I do for a tea is: Boil a load of water, and add two pg tips tea bags. Let it cool. I then put it in the fridge. When I want to drink it I take it out and do so.
Yew! Just made this tea, but added a couple of sliced garlic cloves too for good measure. Actually petty tasty 👌🏼made a double batch to last me the week. Thanks for this amazing recipe!
When I feel a cold coming, I make chicken noodle soup with stock made from the bones of the chicken I'm using. I'm convinced it helps me, and even if it doesn't, it's still delicious. :)
here in canada winter is... lets say a bit more white xP i always like a good cup of chai tea! definitly going to try this tumeric one! (its summer here but its never a bad time to enjoy tea :p)
I love the idea of chilling this. It's super hot in Barcelona at the moment but I still need a kick start in the mornings. Definitely going to give this a whirl. Love your videos. Keep them coming please :)
Need to remember to revisit this video in 6 months, when winter comes to this hemisphere finally.
make it and chill it over ice :) taste epic as a ice tea to
Great sounding drink, I'll remember this when our winter comes around! YEEW!
thanks :) YEW
I use a lot of your recipes. And i mean A LOT. Every time I make a drink that's not a regular green tea my friends says: "Oh you're drinking Bondi again?" ;) Sometimes i do exactly what you show, sometimes i twist it to my liking. Thanks for an inspiration ;)
Thanks so much for your comment! hearing things like this make it so worth it! yew! We encourage putting your own spin on everything! thats how you stumble across new and amazing recipes!
I have had lemon, aniseed, star anise and honey which was great for the flu. But can't wait try this, just need lemon first, thanks for sharing
living in Florida is what gets me thru winter its always hot
ha ha chill the tea and drink it then, its super tasty to
This is really interesting! I will have to try it out sometime. I drink something similar in the winter. I steep roughly chopped ginger in boiling water and then add lemon slices, honey, and cayenne pepper. I love the addition of the coconut oil, fennel seeds, and turmeric. Thanks for the vid!
My pleasure :) thanks for watching, let us know how you go with the recipe
Its summer here in Barcelona- so I'm gonna give this a whirl as an chilled pre-work morning shot. Cheers dude- absolutely love your work.
make sure you let us know how you go ? or send us a photo on instagram
Great video. Love to see a bit of the outdoors and a camp stove. Your elixir looks scrumptious and nice and warming.
I usually boil ginger in water, let it cool, and then add lemon juice and honey. Honey should not be added into boiling water if you want the antibacterial properties to adhere.
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mint, lemon, ginger, cinnamon, and honey! right before bed, next morning you wake up as good as new!
I love the style of your video!
thanks :)
Just got sick... I rly hope our tea will help me get past this quickly.
Thanks for the awesome recipe!
:) it will
Checken broth with lots of ginger is my Winter-elexier
yum
i will try this. The thing that gets me through busy periods: spirulina and rhodiola rosea
In the summer try making a chilled juice from pomegranate seeds, fresh wild blueberries, honey, ginger juice, and a little bit of hibiscus. You might want to add a bit of cold-brewed tea to it to dilute - orange pekoe is lovely.
Hell yeah that sounds good
I love your videos. It would be a dream to constantly cook delicious meals by the ocean and look at those fantastic views and jump off of rocks with good friends. I have a feeling though that you would adore cottage country in Ontario Canada, where I live right now. We have thousands of gorgeous lakes with the Great Canadian Shield (granite outcroppings and cliffs) and pristine water, and fish and loons. Awesome sunsets. Check it out sometime.
Wow just what I needed! I love drinking hot chamomile tea with honey whenever i'm feeling stuffy or achey. Gotta try this one out though, look delicious!
:) let us know how you go
What I do for a tea is: Boil a load of water, and add two pg tips tea bags. Let it cool. I then put it in the fridge. When I want to drink it I take it out and do so.
Every morning i have my lemon and ginger tea... i think im gonna try this one:) a bit of a upgrade:) Thanks for this one mate!
Yew :)
Yew! Just made this tea, but added a couple of sliced garlic cloves too for good measure. Actually petty tasty 👌🏼made a double batch to last me the week. Thanks for this amazing recipe!
AWSOME :) my pleasure, stoked you love it
I always love your editing styles in your videos! Good job guys! Can't wait to try this!
thanks :)
I love turmeric! I'm definitely going to make this, thanks for sharing!
:) its the best .... our pleasure and i love your channel to
Around end of September and October onwards this will be handy in cold and grey London...
When I feel a cold coming, I make chicken noodle soup with stock made from the bones of the chicken I'm using. I'm convinced it helps me, and even if it doesn't, it's still delicious. :)
:) chicken soup fixes almost everything ha ha
here in canada winter is... lets say a bit more white xP i always like a good cup of chai tea! definitly going to try this tumeric one! (its summer here but its never a bad time to enjoy tea :p)
its taste delicious chilled over ice for summer to
Great Tea. I put some pineapple slices to, is great.
That is genius! definitely going to try that.
Looks great. I especially love the addition of fennel seed. Any advice for avoiding the turmeric staining your teeth?
thanks :) nope it hasn't yet
Thanks for the video this is just what I needed!
:) my pleasure thanks getting involved
I love the idea of chilling this. It's super hot in Barcelona at the moment but I still need a kick start in the mornings. Definitely going to give this a whirl. Love your videos. Keep them coming please :)
:)
love it! for me its a hot lemon with some ginger! but I'll try it out!✌️
to bad we have summer atm !😜
love it
erika gonzalez thanks
The second day I'm making It. Completely love It! Thanks for sharing!! s2
So stoked you love this recipe :)
awesome! thanks for the recipe, I actually made it but just wondering how long can i keep in the fridge for? thanks!!
Green tea and black tea
u deserve a lot more subscribers !
awesome! how often do you drink it during winter?
once a day :)
Thanks so much :)
Great video! It looks so yummy I wanna try it.
thanks
Loved the video and your jumper! Where is it from? Thanks :)
its a brand called the critical slide society
A flu vaccine usually works fine for me.
ha ha ha yeah that'll do the job to
Are you only supposed to drink it when feeling sick? I want to try this recipe just like a regular tea
you can drink it when ever you want it taste epic
How long do you actually simmer it, Please
What quantity is "a shot"?
How long can it be kept in the refrigerator?
how long does this keep in the fridge?
:-x ty
:)
I dont have coconut oil, what can i use?
you can leave it out its optional
thank you =)
I’m down with a sore and phlegmy throat but I don’t have fresh ginger 😩 How much of organic ginger powder should I put in?
one teaspoon should work a treat :)
Bondi Harvest Great, thank yew! 😁
Great video. Love to see a bit of the outdoors and a camp stove. Your elixir looks scrumptious and nice and warming.
cheers Brother :)