The growing demand for ginger and garlic: A chance for farmers to meet local needs

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The growing demand for ginger and garlic: A chance for farmers to meet local needs - Business Mirror

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Salabat or ginger tea is still one of the go-to beverages of Filipinos who have coughs, colds and itchy throat.

In the past, people would put sliced ginger in a pot and simmer it for about 15 minutes.

There are those who would add lemon or calamansi to their salabat to turn it into a "more potent” brew that will hasten their recovery from a nasty cold.