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heidih

heidih

4 hours ago, acookinthecreuse said:

 If you can get your hands on, or make, Korean Saenggang Cha (ginger/honey tea), when you've got a cold, that's the best! It often comes in a jar and has texture like a jam or marmalade. You just get a spoonful or so, and pour boiling water over it. I

 

Along the same lines I like the Korean citron tea. I didn't know what it was when I bought it - I liked the look of it. A nice change of pace although I have lots of citrus so have been making a home version. Numerous Korean markets here.

https://mykoreankitchen.com/yuja-tea-korean-citron-tea/

heidih

heidih

4 hours ago, acookinthecreuse said:

 If you can get your hands on, or make, Korean Saenggang Cha (ginger/honey tea), when you've got a cold, that's the best! It often comes in a jar and has texture like a jam or marmalade. You just get a spoonful or so, and pour boiling water over it. I

 

Along the same lines I like the Korean citron tea. I didn't know what it was when I bought it - I liked the look of it. A nice change of pace although I have lots of citrus so have been making a home version.

https://mykoreankitchen.com/yuja-tea-korean-citron-tea/

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