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This Apple Cider Vinegar Drink Recipe has water, apple cider vinegar, mint leaves, optional thyme, optional Wildflower honey, and optionally served with ice. A healthy, tasty, and refreshing alternative to regular water, especially during hot weather! (enjoy hot or cold, gluten-free, makes 1 serving)
Hi Everyone, are you looking for a healthy drink besides regular water?
You have to try this Apple Cider Vinegar Drink recipe or you could also call it Apple Cider Vinegar Lemon Mint Water.
I make sure to answer a bunch of questions that you may have about apple cider vinegar and you can check them out below (quick links in the table of contents).
Here are some health benefits of drinking apple cider vinegar (diluted, in a safe amount per day).
Personally, I like to drink it on a hot, humid day and it has the effect of clearing my head.
It has a tangy flavor and it allows me to drink more water when I do not feel like drinking water.
I find that this recipe has a cooling effect on the body.
Here are some possible side effects of drinking apple cider vinegar (source: healthline.com):
Always make sure that it is diluted before drinking!
Apple cider vinegar diluted in water tastes tangy, clean, sharp, and slightly sweet - this is just my opinion.
What do you think it tastes like, let me know in the comments at the end of the post.
I love using any edible, fresh, garden herb that is fragrant.
You can use mint (Spearmint, peppermint, or another favorite kind of mint species), thyme, basil, or rosemary.
The higher quality vinegar you have the better!
I currently enjoy using Bragg Organic (raw, unfiltered) Apple Cider Vinegar and it is gluten-free.
So, far, I haven't found a better brand than that and I really enjoy it for this recipe and others for adding a fresh, tangy flavor to food and drinks.
You can mix 1–2 tablespoons (15–30 ml) of apple cider vinegar with 1 cup (237 ml) of plain water.
It is said that ingesting undiluted vinegar of any kind can damage your throat and esophagus, so make sure it's always mixed with water.
I will first say that this is not a weight loss blog at all and you should consult your doctor before implementing any advice.
According to the Healthline website, I heard that the amount of apple cider vinegar, used for weight loss, is about 1–2 tablespoons (15-30 ml) per day, mixed with water.
They say that it is good practice to spread this out into 2–3 doses throughout the day, and it may be best to drink it before meals.
I have heard that it makes your digestion slower and that it's best to consume ACV on an empty stomach instead of a full stomach.
Again, I would ask your healthcare professional first if this is right for you.
Although drinking diluted apple cider vinegar on a daily basis can have health benefits for some people, they say not to consume over 8 ounces (237 ml) per day (diluted, of course) over the course of many years because it may contribute to low blood potassium levels and osteoporosis.
If you are not used to the taste, I recommend starting with a small amount and working your way up.
Yes, you can.
You can also try this recipe with sparkling water.
If you make this recipe, and like it, please give it a rating in the recipe card below and let us know in the comments at the end of the post.
Thank you for reading and following along!
This Apple Cider Vinegar Drink Recipe has water, apple cider vinegar, mint leaves, optional thyme, optional Wildflower honey, and optionally served with ice. A healthy, tasty, and refreshing alternative to regular water, especially during hot weather! (enjoy hot or cold, gluten-free, makes 1 serving)
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Please note that the Calculated Nutrition is an estimate at best.
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