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Old Maid Tea
Kimberly from Corvallis, OR - remembers her favorite childhood food memory... My Mom & my Grandmother both drank this when they were kids. My Mom made it for me & now my girls enjoy it too! Old Maid's Tea is half a cup of milk w/ honey & nutmeg - heat it up - add water (whatever temp. to make it comfortable to drink)- mix & enjoy! Thanks Kimberly.. what a fun memory.. and I love the name. Here's a few hot drink recipes I have found... a tad different than yours...
Old Maid Tea
Instructions:
- Boil some water and put it into a cup.
- Add one splash of milk.. not too much 'cause you have to save it for the baby.
- Add one spoon of sugar and stir until Dad says to stop because the tinkling spoon is driving him crazy.
- Dink and enjoy.
Poor Man's Mocha
Instructions:
- Break out with a pack of Swiss Miss Hot Chocolate, sweetened or unsweetened, in your cup.
- Add sugar to taste.
- Add enough coffee to make thick syrup of cocoa mix, sugar, coffee, and water.
- Add water to desired volume.
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