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The best medicinal tea recipe ever courtesy of my mum... and I'll share with you, coz sharing is caring and I'm a caring/sharing sorta person (as long as youre not in my 1m personal space circumference..!) Get a small saucepan. Add some fresh or dry ginger: if using fresh - about a 0.5cm chunk cut up into tiny pieces or roughly grated // if using dry, I use 1 heaped teaspoon @t2tea just ginger. Add about 5-6 whole cloves. Add 2tsp dry thyme. Allow to simmer gently for about 20mins on lower hear. Strain into a mug. Allow to cool slightly. Add the juice of 1/2 lemon and 1tsp honey. You can reuse the tea mix two or three times. So good. It's like a hug that works it's way slowly down your throat, warming you to the core. Enjoy. #winter #herbaltea #naturalremedy #dranneline #tea #eatlikeanutritionist #eatlikeadoctor #keepthecoldaway #aussirwinter #coldseason #fluseason #thanksmum #t2

Speaker training for Science Week 2018. So exciting. Love doing this: sharing the amazingness that is food. Scientific jargon at it's best... 5 guesses what does this mean? (Hint: Bend it like Beckam) #scienceinpublic #speakertrainer #scienceweek2018

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