#honey milk tea

[mamamoon92]

Happiness Potion (honey milk tea) 🤎✨

What you need: 

2 tsp honey

½ tsp cinnamon

½ cup boiling water

½ cup milk

What to do:

Mix the honey, cinnamon and water together in a mug until combined.

Froth the milk with a milk frothing tool or by whisking/shaking very violently (Optional)

Add the milk

Garnish with cinnamon

Optional:

The ratio of boiling water to milk should bring the drink down to the perfect temperature!

With milk, you can add peppermint to soothe the stomach, chamomile to soothe the throat and encourage sleep, ginger to soothe the throat, or cayenne pepper to clear the sinuses.

Without milk, you can add a bit of lemon to boost the immune system.

You can replace the water with a herbal tea of your choices such as lavender or chamomile.

You can replace the milk with almond milk or any milk of choice.

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Here’s the explanation for this spell for fellow baby witches

Spells come in many forms, including drinkable ones! You can call them potions if you like. They involve using herbs/flavors/scents etc with specific correspondents to fulfil a specific intention.

Honey signifies happiness and positivity and expels negativity, depression and anxiety.

Cinnamon signifies spirituality, success, healing, protection, power, love, luck, strength and prosperity

Milk has correspondents too! Full cream milk signifies prosperity, nurturing, protection, success. Warm milk eases anxiety and anger. Here’s a list of correspondents for non-dairy milk types by @heximari

Citrine is a crystal that boosts joy and optimism, and clear quartz is used for protection and as an amplifier for other crystals.

Sigils are statements of intent drawn up into a little picture which you can write on your skin, on a paper, or in this case, stir into tea, to make a spell work better.

[analog-mart]

honey milk tea 🍯🧋🐮

[madcat-world]

From NKim illustrates

After the Rain.

[neilhenry]

Cuisine - Honey Milk Tea - Hong Kong Style

This milky, sweet iced tea is exactly like the kind you'd get in a tea shop in Hong Kong.

[bishopmarcos]

Cuisine - Honey Milk Tea - Hong Kong Style

This milky, sweet iced tea is exactly like the kind you'd get in a tea shop in Hong Kong.

[charlottecheesenan]

Honey Milk Tea - Hong Kong Style This milky, sweet iced tea is exactly like the kind you'd get in a tea shop in Hong Kong.

[wrandonbu]

Cuisine - Honey Milk Tea - Hong Kong Style

This milky, sweet iced tea is exactly like the kind you'd get in a tea shop in Hong Kong.

[the-lexi-con]

Cuisine - Honey Milk Tea - Hong Kong Style

This milky, sweet iced tea is exactly like the kind you'd get in a tea shop in Hong Kong.

[430-kings-road]

Cuisine - Honey Milk Tea - Hong Kong Style

This milky, sweet iced tea is exactly like the kind you'd get in a tea shop in Hong Kong.

[lovespelt]

give these guys some bubble tea !!

[icewindandboringhorror]

What would you choose? :0c

(note: original image is from HERE (link) - but I edited it to add a wider variety of options.. also added $3 extra to the total, even though I know that makes it more uneven lol, I thought if you're adding 10 whole extra items, the money to spend should at least be increased slightly, if that makes sense..)

[pawjamas]

me when i have my nightly honey milk tea with a sprinkle of cinnamon on top:

[sonoyin]

Honey bee Boba! They turned out really cute little babies!! <3

[nkim-illustrates]

Cat Family - To the Fall Festival

PRINT SHOP

[acocktailmoment]

Matcha Latte !

Ingredients:

1/2 - 1 teaspoon of matcha  1/4 cup of warm water (not boiling) 1/4 cup of warm milk or almond milk Agave syrup, honey or stevia Preparation:

1. Put the matcha in an empty glass and pour the water. Mix with a chasen or a hand mixer for about 30 seconds. 2. Add honey or agave syrup and mash everything slowly. 3. Heat the milk for a while and make foam using the hand mixer or a device for frothing milk. Now pour the milk foam into the matcha you have already prepared. 4. Taste hot or cold by adding ice.

Courtesy of TeaRoute

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[fullcravings]

Oatmilk Honey Latte