Fresh Mint Tea is Refreshing and Energizing

This fresh mint tea is a traditional tea in many desert countries like Morocco, Turkey, and Egypt. They drink this because it is so cooling.  Mint is not only cooling, but also energizing, refreshing, and good for digestion.

Cool fresh peppermint with its stimulating aroma is a popular flavouring for gum, toothpaste, and tea. This superfood is full of many health benefits from helping with digestion to increasing memory. Did you know it helps keep mosquitos away too?

I often use stevia to sweeten a beverage which is a healthy option.  The stevia plant is incredibly sweet and also incredibly good for you.  The leaf is 30 times sweeter than sugar while extracts are 300-400 times sweeter.  The best stevia will, therefore, be the one that retains some whole food value and is water-based.  Liquid forms will be less processed.  Go here to learn How to Get the Best Stevia Without the Bitterness.

Time to Make Fresh Mint Tea

Fresh Mint Tea

This fresh mint tea is a traditional tea in many desert countries like Morocco, Turkey, and Egypt. They drink this because it is so cooling.  Mint is not only cooling, but also energizing, refreshing, and good for digestion. And it is so easy to make.

Course Drinks
Keyword fresh mint, mint, tea
Author Diana Herrington

Ingredients

  • 3-6 stalks fresh mint
  • 4 cups boiling water
  • few drops light liquid stevia Optional

Instructions

  • Lightly crush the mint in your palms. Place in a teapot.
  • Pour boiling water over the crushed mint, put lid on the teapot.
  • Let it steep for 5 minutes.
  • If you want a little sweetness, add some stevia.
  • Inhale the wonderful aroma of the mint deeply, now drink and enjoy your fresh mint tea!
  • OR for a cool drink, use half the water and put in cold water for the other half after it has steeped.

Notes

This fresh mint tea can be made both hot or cold. 
If you like a little sweetness, add some stevia.
 See instructions for making an optional cold brew. 

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