Pineapple Honey Tea

Pineapple Honey Tea

by Yoona's chick's kitchen

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

It seems to be the season to eat pineapples. I see a lot of pineapples sold in fruit shops, and now the prices are so cheap. I always think that pineapples have its unique fragrance and have different effects on health.
Because it contains a substance called "pineapple prion enzyme", it can decompose protein, dissolve the enzyme that blocks it and promote blood circulation.
It has always been able to lower blood pressure and prevent fat deposition. It is sweet and sour and delicious. It is a fruit that many women prefer. Although I don’t eat it often, I still like it. I used to use it as a fruit or make tea. Now I know that there is a pineapple. The sweet and sour pork is super delicious, but today I’m going to introduce you to a pineapple-related tea. The taste is really good."

Ingredients

Pineapple Honey Tea

1. You can ask them to remove the pineapple when you buy it. It’s hard to fix it by yourself. I tried it and soak it in salt water after buying it. It won’t be tingling and the taste will be sweeter.

Pineapple Honey Tea recipe

2. Cut the soaked pineapple into small cubes and set aside...

Pineapple Honey Tea recipe

3. Put a black tea bag in the cup, pour it into boiling water and soak for about a minute. Take out the tea bag and let the tea cool

Pineapple Honey Tea recipe

4. Lemon peeled and shredded

Pineapple Honey Tea recipe

5. Put the cold tea into the cup and add the squeezed pineapple juice

Pineapple Honey Tea recipe

6. Add diced pineapple and lemon zest and stir for a few times

Pineapple Honey Tea recipe

7. You can enjoy a cup of fragrant tea, nest in the sofa, flip through your favorite magazines, and drink the fragrant pineapple fragrant honey tea.

Pineapple Honey Tea recipe

8. This tea can clear away heat and moisturize the lungs, resolve phlegm and relieve coughs, and can assist in the treatment of chronic bronchitis and bronchial asthma...what are you waiting for...

Pineapple Honey Tea recipe

Tips:

The nutritional value of pineapple

Pineapple has a good food therapy and health care effect. The bromelain it contains can dissolve blood clots that cause heart attacks, prevent the formation of blood clots, and greatly reduce the mortality of heart disease patients. The sugar, salt and enzymes contained in pineapple have the effect of diuresis and swelling. Frequent consumption of fresh pineapple juice is beneficial for hypertension, and can also be used for the treatment of nephritis, edema, cough and excessive sputum. A large amount of protease and dietary fiber in pineapple can help human digestion, and because dietary fiber has a large volume and good adsorption, it can take away excess fat and other harmful substances in the intestine, which has obvious effects on preventing and relieving symptoms of constipation. .



Pineapple is nutritious, and its vitamin C content is 5 times that of apples. It is also rich in bromelain, which can help the human body to digest protein. It is most beneficial to eat pineapple after eating meat and greasy food. The fresh flesh of pineapple is rich in nutrients such as fructose, glucose, amino acids, organic acids, protein, crude fiber, calcium, phosphorus, iron, carotene and multiple vitamins.

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