Lemon black tea has both the sour taste of lemon and the mellow and sweet taste of black tea. The tea juice of lemon black tea is clear and reddish, with moderate sweetness and sourness.

It has the effect of strengthening the stomach and helping digestion, especially suitable for drinking after meals.

How to make lemon black tea at home?

Practice one:

Prepare 400ml of black tea juice as you would for brewing hot black tea. Divide the tea juice into two cups, add 15 grams of soft white sugar and 1 slice of lemon to each cup, and stir well.

Method two:

Ingredients: lemon, black tea, water, rock sugar, salt.

1. Prepare the tools for making tea.

2. Pour 1000ml of water into the pot.

3. Put 10 grams of black tea into a teacup.

4. Close the lid, switch to the scented tea function, and cook the black tea until the aroma is strong.

5. Rub the lemon with a pinch of salt.

6. Cut into thin slices for later use.

7. Boil until the flower tea function stops, put the lemon slices into the pot.

8. Cook again for 2 minutes.

9. Finally, pour the rock sugar into the pot, cook until the rock sugar melts, and the lemon black tea is finished.

The role of lemon.

Beauty: Due to the vitamin C contained in lemon, it has the effect of anti-oxidation, inhibition of pigment production, and skin whitening. Often drink has the effect of beauty.

Promote digestion: The organic acids in lemon can stimulate the secretion of gastric juice, which can promote digestion and relieve indigestion.

Lemonade is sweet and refreshing, and at the same time has a certain help in inhibiting oral pathogenic bacteria, which can refresh the mind and is beneficial to oral health.

Lemon water contains citrate, which has a certain effect on maintaining normal urinary tract pH and preventing bacterial proliferation, so it can prevent urinary tract stones to a certain extent.

Black tea is one of the beverages rich in flavonoids, which can eliminate free radicals, has anti-acidification effect, and can reduce the incidence of myocardial infarction. Black tea also has several antibacterial properties that may prevent colds.

The flavonoids in black tea have antibacterial effects such as killing food germs and making influenza viruses infectious.

In addition to preventing colds, some people gargle with black tea when they have a cold sore throat.

If you have no appetite, you might as well make a cup of lemon black tea to appetize.