Warm Up This Winter with One of Our All-Time Favorite Hot Drink Recipes

Cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, black peppercorns, and fresh ginger enhance the flavor and aroma of apple cider in this warming drink. 

Not only does it taste good, but this antioxidant and immune-boosting drink will actually help you feel better. It's a veritable cure-all made with  green tea, apple-cider vinegar, and fresh turmeric and sweetened with maple syrup. 

Here's a dairy free, lightly spiced drink that warms and satisfies. The golden color comes from turmeric, which is blended with fresh ginger, cinnamon, honey, and coconut oil for this calming brew.

No barista needed! You can make this favorite at home. Our take on the fall (and anytime!) favorite calls for strong coffee, warming spices, and plenty of whipped cream.

Fruity and warming, this lightly spiced "tea" has no caffeine. It's made with the juice and peel of an orange, fresh mint, and cinnamon.

Sweet and a touch spicy, kids love this hot lemonade. What makes the drink is so popular? Honey-drop candies are melted in each glass!

Dreamy and creamy, this peppermint-infused hot drink is made with milk and white chocolate, and a little peppermint extract. Candy canes are the obvious garnish.

You don't need a fancy espresso machine to craft this coffee drink. Here's how to make a deliciously foamy cappuccino using a stovetop espresso machine and microwaved milk.

It's deep red-purple color and sweet, fruity taste make this flower tea easy to like. A touch of lime juice and a little honey heighten its appeal.

Use almond or soy milk for this dairy free and very chocolatey hot drink. Chopped dark chocolate provides the heft and cinnamon, cardamom, and cayenne the spice.

Warmed with cinnamon, cloves, and allspice, this take on apple cider is a hot drink kids are sure to love.

Like a dessert in a glass, this decadent hot drink is flavored with vanilla and topped with whipped cream and honeyed walnuts— you might need a spoon!

Black tea with spices and a foamy milk topping gives a warming boost anytime of day.

A three-ingredient treat that's hard to beat, this hot chocolate subs chocolate-hazelnut spread for the usual cocoa powder or chocolate. Dollops of whipped cream are the finishing touch.

Not everyone wants a hot chocolate, that's when this milky drink with a touch of vanilla, cinnamon, and sugar comes in. Swap the dairy for your favorite alternative milk if you prefer.