While enjoying winter, everyone is ordering Medicine Balls at Starbucks again, know how to order it and its real name
Read below to know the ordering process.
The weather is getting colder nowadays and this indicates coughs and colds as the flu season is back. Being ill is inevitable in the freezing months and there’s not much you can do to avoid that dreaded runny nose and sore throat. But many people rely on Medicine Ball from Starbucks during the cold months.
How To Order Medicine Ball At Starbucks, Real Name, Recipe, Ingredients, Benefits
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What Is Medicine Ball At Starbucks?
A Medicine Ball is a drink that is served at Starbucks that people order when they’re feeling under the weather, it’s a bit like a Theraflu or Lemsip. This beverage doesn’t actually have any medicine in it but it’s full of honey and citrus which are natural remedies to cure a cold, sore throat, and cough.
As explained by the BBC Good Food, hot honey and lemon drinks are famous flu remedies as honey is a good throat soother and lemon is rich in Vitamin C. This Starbucks drink is basically a customer’s creation but became famous when the coffee chain put it on its menu. Its official name is Honey Citrus Mint Tea. People call it the Medicine Ball or Cold Buster as a short name due to its great benefits, also can drink it whenever you want as it is not just for ill people.
Starbucks Medicine Ball Ingredients
A grande Medicine Ball has around 130 calories and will ensure to keep you warm and well. The Honey Citrus Mint Tea has a total of 5 ingredients:
- Jade Citrus Mint green tea
- Peach Tranquility herbal tea
- Hot water
- Steamed lemonade
- Honey
- All things are put together in a form of soothing and tasty tea that “comforts from the inside out,” Starbucks stated.
How To Order Starbucks’ Medicine Ball
To order a Medicine Ball at Starbucks, all you have to do is ask for a Honey Citrus Mint Tea. The Starbucks menu is far bigger than what is shown on its menu and you can order any drink combination you like.
Plus, if you order a Medicine Ball in November or December you’ll get it in a pretty red and green Christmas-themed cup.