Honey, Lemon, and Ginger Tonic 🍯🍋 | Good For Your Health

[@markmasaki1480]

It’s even the little things like teaching people how to use a spoon to peel ginger that make your videos very helpful. This honey/lemon/ginger tonic is perfect for this time of quarantine.

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

Glad it was helpful!

[@deblim6424]

Started making this ; Add some warm water, It’s a great switch from tea . Winner !

[@SgtRocko]

This is WONDERFUL and is a tremendously good tonic. I love Meyer lemons; they seem to be in season around the end of December, so we buy a big quantity of them and make this tonic them (it's said to be better if you use local honey). A teaspoon a day in tea or hot water - even ginger ale! - helps keep you healthy. And if you do - G-d forbid! - get sick, it REALLY helps with sore throats and coughs

[@dj-tn6in]

Excellent video and recipe, thank you!!🥰

[@barbaraayala7808]

I'm going to try this tomorrow after I go get some lemons sounds delicious TY for sharing.

[@ChildofGod-q7j]

FYI: don’t use metal utensils when making😊

[@milrigmo]

I have made this and look forward to using it . Thank you 😊

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

Have some other cold remedies that are being edited soon.

[@yvettdiaz3653]

Such a sweet video! I realize now why my first batch tastes different than when my granny made it. Maybe bc I left the lemon seeds and ginger peel? Still good, just different and strong at first taste.. its been in the fridge a few days but now I'm scared! 😅

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

You don't have to peel the ginger.

[@BNspiredServices]

Yes, lemon seeds tend to turn it bitter. So, I think straining or taking out the seeds like she did will prevent them from turning bitter the next day.

[@mwashington9174]

Great job!

[@growinggraceful7921]

Thank you!

[@pikakerose]

i made some it tastes very good

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

Thanks for liking

[@1973sophia]

my brother in law includes garlic and ferments the ginger, lemon, garlic and honey. He is even obese but loves his fermented food. He always eats these concoctions. I think the probiotics fro this is keeping him from getting any sick of flu or covid 19 or pneumonia as he is a bus driver (high risk profession) and can't stand wearing a mask too bec of his COPD. Until now, he is always negative for any cold, flu or covid viruses.

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

He should try the bone broth, has many health benefits, including weight loss.

[@yvetteguerrero8276]

Aunty do you have a Pastele stew recipe?

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

It's on my list. So many to-do.

[@JosephineCollins-ls5hh]

How long will it last in the fridge? I have some almost a year old.

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

Indefinitely, as long as it looks and tastes good.

[@BNspiredServices]

Does it go in he fridge or will it keep on the counter?

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

fridge.

[@BNspiredServices]

@@HawaiisPickleLady Thank you for the recipe

[@annayoung6050]

I drink lemon ginger honey and warm water everyday

[@classicmujee4886]

Is it good for gastric??

[@55dbau]

Could we do this with fresh oranges instead?

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

Try it, but different without lemon.

[@ahiopohakuloa]

How many times can you refill with honey before you need to put new lemon and ginger?

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

I eat everything as the ginger and lemon are good for you. You can also drink it as a tea.

[@manicbutterfly170]

how long can this be stored in room temp?

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

Indefinitely.

[@Dani_emojicat]

Is manuka honey okay to use?

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

Yes, any kind of honey.

[@ayush9938]

Aunty isn’t that a lot of honey if you are trying to reduce weight ?

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

This is not for weight loss.

[@ChildofGod-q7j]

FYI never use metal utensils to stir or heat as it takes all benefits away. Also should use organic honey and RAW HONEY!!!

[@jenventh4101]

How is that when honey gets spun in a metal container ?

[@ChildofGod-q7j]

@@jenventh4101 not sure…. Heard from old guy who uses herbal remedies( for decades) I know some use metal in the process of extracting honey. Something w/ acidity and ph levels re: metal. I listened and to b safe just use wooden spoon. I also get my acacia honey from neighbor. ( her grandfather taught her this process handed down for generations)… kinda cool! Blessings to u