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Ginger milk

Ginger milk...

Ginger root is distinguished by a rather pleasant, albeit peculiar aroma, as well as a somewhat burning taste, therefore it is widely used in cooking, where it is added to many dishes. Ginger root can be used both fresh and dried powdered.

By the way, not many people know about the benefits of natural drinks, which are prepared on the basis of this valuable product in all respects. Probably the most common recipe where ginger is used is ginger tea, while ginger milk, for example, for many, is a completely new product whose properties should be known.

Aromatic and unusually healthy ginger milk is recommended, first of all, to improve the condition of the skin. As you know, ginger has a beneficial effect on the human skin, maintaining its healthy appearance, rejuvenating and refreshing. That is why with the regular use of ginger milk, you can maintain a blooming young appearance for many years.

In addition, ginger milk is also recommended for muscle and bone strength. This product can help get rid of muscle pain and aches in the joints. This is especially true for athletes and those people who systematically train. One glass of this healthy drink per day is enough for the body to easily tolerate physical activity. Ginger milk is also an effective treatment for seizures.

Long and tedious air flights and travel in the car by people are experienced in different ways. For some, they pass very easily, while others suffer brutally from seasickness. And in this case, ginger milk is also ready to give you effective help. A mug of ginger milk drunk before departure will allow you to forget about motion sickness throughout your journey.

It is worth saying that at least 2 simple methods of making ginger milk from the fresh root of this healthy plant are known. First of all, you can squeeze the juice from ginger like this: the fresh root is cleaned, grated on a coarse grater, transferred to clean gauze and squeezed juice.

In addition, if you have a juicer, you can pass peeled and cut into small pieces of ginger through this useful device. However, due to the dense structure of the root, the juicer should be turned on to the toughest mode, which is used to squeeze juice from fresh quince, beets and carrots. The ginger juice is then mixed with milk and enjoyed drinking.


ginger milk 20.5 kCal

Energy value of ginger milk (Ratio of proteins, fats, carbohydrates - ju):

Proteins: 1.2 g (~ 5 kCal)
Fats: 1 g (~ 9 kCal)
Carbohydrates: 1.5 g (~ 6 kCal)

Energy ratio (b | y): 23% | 44% | 29%