15 Hot Drink Recipes to Heat Up Your Soul, With and Without Alcohol (2024)

FAQs

What are common hot drinks? ›

Unlike other warm beverages such as tea, hot co*cktails provide a double-warming effect thanks to the alcohol. That's why we've rounded up our reader-favorite, warm-you-up co*cktail recipes to have on hand this fall and winter, from whiskey-spiked hot chocolate and mulled wine to classic 19th-century eggnog.

Warm lemon water

Just warm a cup of lukewarm water, squeeze a quarter of a lemon and drink it to kick start your winter day.

What drink cleans arteries? Some research suggests that herbal teas such as green tea may help treat clogged arteries. However, a person may need to make other dietary and lifestyle changes, as well as taking other preventive steps to prevent further plaque buildup.

To recap, your best choices are hydrating beverages that contain minimal calories, sugar or salt. Reach for water, coffee or tea most often.

What is a snowball drink? ›

It's traditionally made with the creamy liqueur Advocaat, a mixture of egg yolks, sugar, brandy and vanilla, which can either be homemade or bought from a supermarket. It gets its name from the dome of white foam at the top of the drink that's created when you combine the Advocaat with lemonade.

Hot toddy is a warming drink combining water, whiskey, honey and lemon juice. It is often drunken as a nightcap and traditionally taken as a remedy to help ease the symptoms of colds and flu.

50 ml gin (2 shots, Plymouth or Bombay saphire good choice) 25 ml lime-flavored vodka (Finlandia lime) 250 ml tonic water.

Go for a walk or a jog. If it's too cold outside, hit the gym, or just do some jumping jacks, pushups, or other exercises indoors. Not only will it warm you up, it helps build and keep your muscles, which also burn calories and make body heat.