
Hot Tea Recipes
1. Ginger Tea
Ingredients:
- Water
- 1 tsp of Ginger Tea per cup
- Optional: ginger root for stronger taste
- Optional: 1 tbsp of lime or lemon
- Optional: 1-2 tbsp of honey
Directions:
- Boil or get fresh water to 180 F (measured in cups)
- Add Ginger Tea into a teapot
- Pour boiled water into the teapot and let it steep for at least 3 minutes
- If you’d like a stronger ginger taste, peel and cut ginger root upon your preference
- Allow it to steep for at least 5 minutes more
- Strain the tea into a teacup
- Add lime or lemon and honey upon personal preference and taste
Notes:
If you’d like for the tea to be sweeter, you can use honey, agave syrup or brown rice syrup (vegan). Ginger tea is also often made with turmeric, which is beneficial for swelling and inflammation. If you are someone who likes a more refreshing taste, you may like adding mint leaves into this mixture.
2. Chamomile Tea
Ingredients:
Directions:
- Boil or get water to 180 F (measured in cups)
- Add dried chamomile and allow it to steep for 3-5 minutes
- Stain the tea into a teacup
- Add and mix in honey based upon your preference
Notes:
You may also sweeten your tea with milk or sugar. Though, too much sugar is not recommended if utilizing the tea for sleep and relaxation. In addition, chamomile mint tea is another way that people enjoy the soothing tea for an extra boost of antioxidants.

3. Morning Classic Tea
Ingredients:
- Water
- 3 g of the Victorian Blend leaves per cup
- ½ cup of milk
- 1 or 2 tsp of honey
- Optional: cinnamon
Directions:
- Boil fresh water in a tea kettle (measured in cups)
- Add 3 g of the Victorian Blend (per cup of water boiled) in a teapot
- Pour the boiled water into the teapot
- Allow the tea leaves to steep for at least 3 to 5 minutes
- Add milk and honey upon personal preference and taste
- You may also add cinnamon if you’d like more of a sweet taste
- Lastly, pour the tea into a tea cup and enjoy!
Notes:
For the leaves to steep effectively, the water should be at boiling temperature and be poured over the leaves as opposed to dropping the leaves into the water. In addition, the amount of sugar you add is totally a personal preference, depending on how you like your tea to taste. Some people add lemon and sweeteners, but if you don’t like your tea having too much sugar, we recommend honey as a healthier alternative. Our Hawaiian Honey Sticks are made with macadamia nut blossoms and are naturally made in Big Island Hawaii.
4. Coconut Chai Tea
Ingredients:
- Water
- 1 tsp of the MW Coconut Chai per cup
- 1-2 peppercorns
- 2-4 whole cloves
- 1-2 cups of milk
- 1 ½ tsp of sugar per cup
Directions:
- Boil or get fresh water to 195 F (measured in cups)
- While the water is heating, crush the peppercorns and cloves in a bowl with a spoon to release the spices
- Add the MW Coconut Chai blend, sugar, crushed peppercorns and cloves into a teapot
- Pour boiling water into the teapot
- While letting it steep for 3 to 5 minutes, heat milk in a saucepan or microwave
- Strain the tea
- Lastly, pour the tea into a tea cup and enjoy!
Notes:
This tea was inspired by the MW Restaurant in Honolulu, Hawaii. Coconut in this chai tea makes it unique and gives it a sweet and tropical taste to immerse you in Hawaii Cuisine.
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