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1 Green/ herbal tea
1 tbsp Honey
1 Boiling water
1 Optional - mint leaves
1 tsp Ginger
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Boil water Put tea bag into your favourite mug Add the water to the mug and take out the tea bag Add the honey and ginger and mix well And if you have used mint leaves insert them into the tea and you can either leave them until your done drinking your tea to give it this constant flavour... Or even put the leaves in for a few seconds and take them out, you can do it however you want it :-) Drink and enjoy the soothing and refreshing taste of this drink and say bye bye to sore throats :)