Drink Recipes

Many of us live in cultures that associate having fun with drinking alcohol. Beer, wine, and cocktails can loosen our inhibitions and allow us to relax with friends, and even more so in rooms full of strangers. But what if we want to participate in social activities while limiting or avoiding alcohol? And how can we make fun nonalcoholic drinks that are still good for us? Enter the “mocktail.”

The wellness world is awash in juice bars and smoothie kiosks, touting these beverages as healthy, delicious, and convenient delivery systems for the nutrients we need. But is there truth to these claims, or is it just marketing hype? Are smoothies and juices good for us, or does all that spinning and cutting turn our beloved fruits and veggies into just another processed food? In this article, we explore the pros and cons of blending and juicing

Warm drinks are part of every culture. And there are tons of varieties to choose from: coffee, tea, hot cocoa, and many others. But lots of warm drinks are full of sugar and dairy. So are warm beverages really good for us? What are their benefits, physically and emotionally? And what are some examples of healing hot drinks, and how do we prepare them in a healthy way?

Is matcha tea good for you? How is it different from other green teas? And are some types of matcha better than others? Get answers and discover some incredible health benefits of drinking matcha tea.

This plant-based, anti-stress smoothie is made with ingredients that naturally calm your body and minimize the negative effects of stress.

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