Frozen immunity cubes are a versatile, make-ahead kitchen staple that combine citrus, ginger, and warming spices into a smooth, flavorful base that’s easy to use hot, cold, or blended.
Course Drinks
Keyword tea, tea cubes
Prep Time 15 minutesminutes
Freeze Time 8 hourshours
Total Time 8 hourshours15 minutesminutes
Servings 12cubes
Ingredients
1navel orangepeeled and chopped
1lemonchopped with peel
1carrotchopped
2inchesfresh gingerwashed and chopped
2cupswater or coconut water
1teaspoonground turmeric
1teaspoonblack pepper
⅓cupraw honey or maple syrup
½cupcoconut milkoptional, for creamier cubes
Optional Add-Ins * (see disclaimer)
Camu camu powder
Echinacea tincture food-grade
Food-grade diluted oregano oil (use sparingly)
Instructions
Blend: Add orange, lemon, carrot, ginger, and water to a high-speed blender. Blend until completely smooth.
Strain: Strain the mixture through a fine-mesh sieve or nut milk bag into a bowl or large measuring cup.
Finish: Whisk in turmeric, black pepper, honey (or maple syrup), and coconut milk if using. Stir well, pepper settles.
Add Optional Supplements*: If using camu camu, echinacea, or oregano oil, stir them in now.
Freeze: Pour into ice cube trays. Freeze until solid.
Store: Transfer cubes to an airtight container. Label and use within 2–3 months.
Notes
How to UseHot Drink: Add 2–3 cubes to a mug and cover with hot (not boiling) water.Cold Drink: Let cubes melt with cold water for a refreshing drink.Morning Shot: Thaw 1–2 cubes overnight and drink straight.Smoothies: Add 1 cube to smoothies for citrus and ginger flavor.Note: Always stir before pouring into molds. Optional supplements are not required for the recipe to work.