Honey Kumquat Fruit Tea

Name: Honey Kumquat Fruit Tea
Total time: 30 min
Yield: 2
Cuisine: Chinese
Ingredients: Some Kumquat; Some honey

by A Michelin Snail

4.9 (1)

Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

Kumquat: Kumquat has the effects of promoting body fluids, reducing phlegm and soothing, and sobering up alcohol. It is a good food therapy for people with abdominal distension, coughing and phlegm, polydipsia, and sore throat. Kumquat has a good effect on preventing blood vessel rupture, reducing capillary fragility, and slowing down vascular sclerosis. It is very beneficial for patients with hypertension, vascular sclerosis and coronary heart disease. Regular consumption of kumquat can also enhance the body's cold resistance and prevent colds.

Honey: Fresh honey can make the skin delicate, smooth and elastic. In addition, honey also has the effects of antibacterial and anti-inflammatory, promoting tissue regeneration, promoting digestion, improving immunity, improving sleep, and protecting liver. All in all, there are many benefits to the human body. "

Ingredients

Some Kumquat
Some Honey

Honey Kumquat Fruit Tea

1. Soak the kumquats in salt water and rinse them off

2. Washed kumquats.

3. Kumquat slices

4. Place a layer of honey and a layer of kumquat slices in a clean, moisture-free bottle.

5. The finished product can be made tea after three days in the refrigerator.

Tips:
It is not recommended to drink kumquat honey tea on an empty stomach after getting up in the morning. Because if you drink kumquat honey tea on an empty stomach in the morning, the acid will directly stimulate the mucous membrane of the stomach wall and cause adverse effects on the human body.

Kumquat is rich in fruit acids. Excessive consumption will stimulate the mucous membrane of the stomach wall, stimulate the intestines, and cause discomfort. Therefore, the kumquat honey tea should not be consumed in excess.

Don't use boiling water when making kumquat honey tea, because honey contains enzymes. When it meets boiling water, it will release excessive hydroxymethyl sugar acid, which will destroy the nutrients in the honey. It is best to use warm water to make it.

Although kumquat honey tea is good, it is not suitable for people with cold stomach, bloated abdomen, poor breathing caused by deficiency and cold, and people with excessive phlegm. People who are suffering from a cold, cough and fever should not drink too much kumquat lemon honey tea.