Tag: Winter warmer

Sahlab has long been cherished as a comforting winter drink across the Middle East and Eastern Mediterranean, and one of its major draws is its suitability for all ages and times of day. Unlike tea or coffee, this warm, thick milk beverage is naturally free of caffeine, providing a soothing experience without the stimulant effects.

According to numerous online discussions and brand acknowledgements, drinking hot squash is a common practice, particularly in the UK, often cherished as a comforting winter beverage. This simple combination of fruit cordial and hot water is a popular, low-caffeine alternative to tea or coffee, offering warmth and flavour on cold days or when feeling unwell.

According to a 2024 poll commissioned by the brand, 27% of Weetabix fans already prefer their breakfast with hot milk. This confirms that you can safely heat Weetabix, transforming it into a deliciously comforting and satisfying warm meal, particularly on chilly days.

With centuries of use in traditional medicine, many people are still unsure of the proper way to consume Gond powder for different health outcomes. This guide explains how to consume Gond powder, highlighting the critical distinctions between the cooling and warming varieties, and provides recipes for both summer and winter.

Panjiri, a traditional South Asian energy snack, is packed with nutrients that have been valued for generations. This wholesome mix of roasted flour, nuts, seeds, and ghee offers numerous benefits, from bolstering immunity to aiding postpartum recovery.