Zero-additive Homemade Hawthorn Fruit Tea

Zero-additive Homemade Hawthorn Fruit Tea

by Love braised pork

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

Have you ever thought about using your own fruit tea for the drinks you entertain guests during the Spring Festival? I tried it myself and was welcomed and praised! Great sense of accomplishment! In fact, I want to make hawthorn fruit tea for a day or two, but I have been dragging it without practice. I always feel that the color of fruit tea sold in supermarkets is too red.
In fact, I discovered by accident that carrots are added to make fruit tea. At that time, I thought it was the merchant to reduce the cost. Now I think it might be to reduce the acidity, otherwise the hawthorn is really too sour, and it’s too sour to eat too much. Human health is very bad. Hawthorn tastes sour and will become more sour after heating. Brush your teeth immediately after eating, otherwise it is not conducive to dental health. People who are afraid of acid teeth can eat hawthorn products. Pregnant women should not eat hawthorn to avoid miscarriage, and those with weak spleen and stomach. People with low blood sugar and children should not eat hawthorn. Hawthorn can not be eaten on an empty stomach. Hawthorn contains a lot of organic acids, fruit acids, maslinic acid, citric acid, etc. Eating it on an empty stomach will increase gastric acidity and cause adverse irritation to the gastric mucosa, making the stomach full and pantothenic. Eating it regularly will increase hunger and aggravate the original stomach pain. In addition, the market is flooded with dyed hawthorn that needs attention. The tannic acid contained in raw hawthorn combines with gastric acid to easily form a gastric stone, which is difficult to digest. If the gastrolith is not digested for a long time, it can cause gastric ulcer, gastric bleeding and even gastric perforation. Therefore, eat less raw hawthorn as much as possible, especially those with weak gastrointestinal function should be more cautious. The doctor suggested that it is best to cook the hawthorn before eating. "

Ingredients

Zero-additive Homemade Hawthorn Fruit Tea

1. Prepare the ingredients: 300 grams of hawthorn, 150 grams of yellow rock sugar, 300 grams of carrots, and 500 ml of water.

Zero-additive Homemade Hawthorn Fruit Tea recipe

2. Wash the carrots, peel and dice, and wash the hawthorn with tools to remove the two ends and seeds.

Zero-additive Homemade Hawthorn Fruit Tea recipe

3. Put the diced carrots into the cup of the wall breaker

Zero-additive Homemade Hawthorn Fruit Tea recipe

4. Then add hawthorn

Zero-additive Homemade Hawthorn Fruit Tea recipe

5. Then put the broken rock sugar in the microwave for 1 minute

Zero-additive Homemade Hawthorn Fruit Tea recipe

6. Finally add 500ml of water

Zero-additive Homemade Hawthorn Fruit Tea recipe

7. Lock the lid as shown in the figure, and cover and lock the hollow anti-scalding measuring cup.

Zero-additive Homemade Hawthorn Fruit Tea recipe

8. Put the material cup on the base, plug in the power and select the rice paste button and press the start button, and the machine starts to work.

Zero-additive Homemade Hawthorn Fruit Tea recipe

9. When the time is up, pour out the prepared fruit tea, hot drink or cold drink, whatever you like!

Zero-additive Homemade Hawthorn Fruit Tea recipe

Tips:

1 The ratio of hawthorn and carrot can be increased or decreased according to your preferences, there is no qualitative requirement, and the amount of sugar can also be increased or decreased according to your preferences. The effect I made is thick, not the sloppy taste of juice. If you like thinner, then add more water.
2 After all, it is acidic food, so the used machine must be cleaned in time.
3 The cover must be locked, otherwise the machine will not start.
4Although it tastes good, don’t be self-willed. Drinking more is not good for your health!

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