Herbal Tea Blending Masterclass Blog Posts

After a few attempts at making tonic water at home, I like this version the best. 

It's not too sweet and uses fresh stevia leaves which could be changed out with stevia liquid or dried leaves, it has plenty of citrus flavour and enough cinchona fllavour (the plant responsible for that recognisable quinine taste).

You can easily swap around the herbs and spices for those that you prefer.

As this is a concentrated recipe, you can dilute it to your taste liking with sparkling water or still water if you prefer.

This recipe makes about 700 millilitres (a little over a pint) and will keep in the refrigerator for up to 5 days.

TONIC WATER RECIPE

Ingredients

• 4g cinchona bark
• 4g citric acid
• 4g lemon zest (approx. 1 medium lemon)
• 75ml lemon juice (I used a medium meyer lemon which are very juicy)
• 3g lime zest (approx. 1 medium lime)
• 30 ml lime juice (approx. 1 medium lime)
• 8g lemon grass, fresh and chopped roughly
• 1g fennel seeds
• 1g allspice berries
• 1 x clove
• 3g stevia...

Fresh herb teas like this one are a vibrant and refreshing way of enjoying herbal tea. This herbal tea boutique is made from fresh calendula, cornflower, pineapple sage, regular sage and tied together with lemon grass.

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Our online Herbal Tea Blending Masterclass has been formulated for food and beverage professionals and business owners to help them create new revenue streams and grow their restaurant or retail brand through herbal teas and other innovative beverages.

But that is just the beginning of the application of the skills learned in this program.

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Create a range of healthy sodas using herbal teas. Delight your customers or friends with your innovative and delicious sodas.

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Fresh lime and mint spritzer sweetened with maple syrup - delicious!  Simple and fresh ingredients, not to mention easy to make.

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Lemon and Elderflower Spritzer sweetened with maple syrup. Made fresh and without any nasties.

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Get creative with house-made herbal infusions for use in cocktails and sodas. They are easy to make and the herbal combinations are endless.

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Hibiscus & Elderflower Spritzer made with dried herbs and fresh stevia leaves made into a tea then topped up with carbonated water.

Really simple to make, no sugar and no nasty taste from over-processed and refined stevia products, this is delicious and healthy.

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Hibiscus flowers have lovely soft pink petals and a delicate nature. It is their calix that is dried to make herbal teas, canned in syrups, made into powders all for a myriad of uses within the food and beverage industry.

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Creating fresh herb teas is a unique and beautiful way of experiencing herbal tea. Restaurants can grow a selection of herbs in planters that can be cut fresh to create bouquets of herbs and flowers for serving as fresh herb teas.

With our COVID-era of business operation, takeaway options can be added to drinks menus and the fresh herb bouquets can be supplied sprinkled with cold water and in a sealed plastic bag for the customer to transport alongside their takeaway meal.

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