Gluhwein alcohol free | Nutritional Therapy

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Recipes

Gluhwein. Alcohol Free

This warm, spicy grape juice is a festive addition to any winter gathering.

Prep:

10 minutes

Cook:

15 minutes

Easy

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Alcohol-free Gluhwein and pumpkin cookies on a christmas decorated table

Ingredients

4 cups of grape juice - 100% juice , no additives
1 orange (only the peel)
1 Lemon (only the peel)
2 cinnamon sticks
1 Bay leaf
3 TBSP Honey
3 Cloves
2 tsp of pumpkin spice (optional)

1 liter grape juice - 100% juice , no additives
1 orange (only the peel)
1 Lemon (only the peel)
2 cinnamon sticks
1 Bay leaf
3 TBSP Honey
3 Cloves
2 tsp of pumpkin spice (optional)

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Dietary Therapies

SCD

mSCD

MED

IBD-AID P1

Dietary Requirements

Lactose-Free & Minimal Lactose

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Instructions

Place the grape juice, honey, herbs, pumpkin spice, and orange- and lemon peel in a pan and heat over low heat, letting it simmer very gently for at least fifteen minutes. You can also turn off the heat and let it sit longer to let the flavor set in. Then heat again, remove the peel, bay leave, and cloves, and serve in a mug.