HELLO HOLIDAYS! I will keep this post short and sweet so we can all get back to our festivities. Chai. A drink that can be done so many ways. At home, this is the way we make it, and we LOVE it. Since it is a more traditional take on chai, it will not taste like the chai latte served by your local barista (don't get me wrong, those are great too). Since it is easy to make a large pot, it's perfect for entertaining or just catc...

Cold weather = cold (and flu) season. This turmeric latte, aka "yellow milk"or "turmeric milk", has been my sick day staple ever since my grandma used to make it for me when I had the sniffles. Now, it is not only my sick day pick-me-up, but also a fave when I am in need of a little TLC. There is a latte talk about the immune boosting properties of turmeric and if that doesn't convince you, I am sure my hilarious pun will...

When I was younger, I was never into the mango lassi until one of my mango-obsessed besties showed me the way. Since then, it has been my drink of choice when dining at any Indian restaurant. The only thing is, I never know what is in them. How much fruit? Is it fresh? Is it juice? Added sugar? Buttermilk? CREAM? What even is a lassi? Actually, I know the answer to that, it is a yogurt (or buttermilk) based Indian drink. 

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I love knowing that I have had over half my daily vegetable requirements before 9am. It gives me that accomplished, I-am-so-the-main-character-in-my-own-life kind of feeling and I just become naturally more productive and energized. For the past 3+ years, this smoothie has been a staple in my diet. Whether it's my breakfast when rushing to school or my busy-day snack between work and evening commitments, it is always my go-to....