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Mum's Cold Busting Turmeric Milk Recipe-

Mum's Cold Busting Turmeric Milk Recipe-

Turmeric is all the rage these days, but has been a staple spice in ancient food cultures for centuries. Growing up in South Africa, I can recall my mum and oma using turmeric extensively in curries. When my brother or I caught a cold, mum would whip up some hot turmeric milk which was very heart warming and soothing.  I only recently realised the significance of this underrated spice which contains an active compound called curcumin which has now been subject to numerous scientific studies related to gut health, depression, cancer, immunity etc. The biological activity of curcumin has been show to be greatly enhanced when consumed with pepper and fat. Hence, combining turmeric with eggs or milk/ nut milks is highly beneficial. 

 

 

 

Turmeric Milk Recipe

Ingredients

250ml of A2 milk or nut milk (eg. coconut, almond, cashew)

1/4 teaspoon Organic Turmeric Powder

small pinch of black pepper

small pinch of cinnamon 

1/4 teaspoon Organic Ginger Powder 

1 cardamon pod

1/2 tablespoon Raw Organic Honey

 

Method

1) Mix spices together in a small bowl.

2) Pour milk/nut milk into a saucepan.

3) Add spice mix to milk/ nut milk and mix well.

4) Gently heat milk to just before boiling ( there should be no skin formed on surface).

5) Add honey and mix well.

6) Pour into a mug and sip while warm.

 

Hope you enjoy this recipe, which I still give to my kids when they are coming down with a cold.

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is designed for general wellness and does not claim to provide therapeutic benefits. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before making any changes to your health or wellness routine. Supplements should not replace a balanced diet.

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4 thoughts on “Mum's Cold Busting Turmeric Milk Recipe-

  1. avatar Rani Sharma says:

    Omg, this is exactly what my anty use to make when we were kids with flu. In Fiji. Yummy 😋

  2. avatar Michelle says:

    Yum! I also added 1T coconut butter for extra creaminess/thickness then blended (without the pods) before pouring. Will make this again thanks

  3. avatar Kriben Govender says:

    Hi Sab yes white pepper will be fine x

  4. avatar Sab says:

    I’ll be making this in the morning! Does it have to be black pepper? I’ve run out, but I have white pepper…

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