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The Codger's Cuppa - Cordyceps Tea (Recipe)

by Farley D June 01, 2020 1 min read

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Just how easy is tonic herbalism?!!? SO easy! This cordyceps tea recipe shows just how simple it is to integrate these magical adaptogens into your daily flow.

 

At SuperFeast, we are all about the ease of integration - we don't want you to have to recreate your daily wheel, or make brand new habits; no, we invite you to simply *add* your tonic herbs to actions you already take. Upgrade your ritual.

 

Today's recipe invites you to do just that! Introducing the Codger's Cuppa - and for those of you out there who are unsure what we mean by 'Codger', it means an older fellow (he might tend towards being eccentric, too ;P).

 

This recipe includes Cordyceps - we love this medicinal mushroom for the older folk in our lives. It's a potent Jing (what's Jing again?!) herb that helps govern our primordial health, protects our bone health and can support athleticism and libido - both characteristics which tend to decline as we age. Join us with this super simple recipe, showing you how to integrate tonic herbs into your already-established rituals.

 

 

INGREDIENTS

Cup of earl grey
1/4 - 1tsp SuperFeast Cordyceps
Dash of plant milk

 

METHOD

1. Brew your tea

2. Stir in your cordy

3. Add your milk

4. Sip and enjoy the codger's cuppa

Farley D
Farley D
@f_m_douglas

Farley is the SuperFeast marketing magician and eco queen. Farley has a deep love and respect for this planet we call home and is always exploring innovative ways to reduce waste and support the sustainability of her personal and professional practices. Farley is happiest when listening to Simply Red and sipping on a hot cacao tonic drink. He shou wu, tremella, astragalus and ashwagandha are among Farley’s favourite herbs, of which she has on high rotation throughout the day. A grounded taurean, Farley appreciates beauty and design and loves the sun and oceanic air. You can find Farley rocking loud patterns and sporting quirky socks on any given day. A true angel and beloved part of our SuperFeast team.

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