This warm, soothing drink will calm you down after a long, busy day.

After a long, hectic day, you might need a warm drink to help you unwind. This lavender chamomile tea is exactly what you should make. The delicious floral flavor and toasty milk will help you relax almost instantly. What is even better is that it is super easy to make!

We get a lot of questions about our lavender chamomile tea so we decided to try to answer some of the most common ones here. Hopefully, these answers will get you even more excited to try our lavender chamomile tea recipe.

How to Make Lavender Chamomile Tea

Making our lavender and chamomile tea recipe is very simple. Here is what you need to do:

Heat almond milk and add the sweetener and vanilla extract.
Add the chamomile tea bags and lavender flower buds and let them sit in the warm milk for 5 minutes.
Strain the tea and enjoy!

The wonderful taste of lavender and chamomile will be infused into the almond milk. The vanilla extract adds a nice natural sweetness and rich flavor. The maple syrup adds a lovely caramel taste that goes well with the floral tea. It really is fantastic!

Is Chamomile and Lavender Tea Healthy?

There are lots of chamomile lavender tea benefits that we can talk about. To begin, the tea has been shown to help reduce nausea. It can also help reduce anxiety and stress. Once you are nice and relaxed, the tea can help you rest. Sounds pretty amazing!

Can Chamomile and Lavender Tea Help Me Sleep?

Herbal teas are widely known to help promote sleep. Lavender and chamomile have both been shown to help reduce anxiety and stress which helps your body relax. Less stress will help you sleep better. This specific blend of tea will improve your overall quality of sleep.

Can I Use Water to Make Chamomile Lavender Tea?

You can use water, dairy-free milk or regular whole milk in this recipe. They will all work wonderfully! Using water in place of almond milk will make the drink a little less rich. It won’t have quite the creaminess that we love. It also will take away the nutty flavor of the almond milk. However, water is a suitable substitute for almond milk for our lavender chamomile tea recipe.

Can I Use Honey in Place of Maple Syrup?

You definitely can use honey in place of maple syrup in this tea recipe. You can also use sugar or erythritol (about two teaspoons of either will work!). If you want a lavender chamomile tea that is not sweet, skip the sweetener all together. The vanilla extract actually adds a subtle sweetness to the tea.

Can I Drink Chamomile Lavender Tea Every Night?

It is safe to drink Chamomile Lavender tea every night. There are no negative side effects to either herb. Making it part of your night time routine can also enhance its powers. The ritual of the tea can help you relax and unwind after a long day. After a few nights of chamomile lavender tea, you may take just one sip and immediately feel less stress!

Hopefully we answered all your questions about chamomile and lavender tea. Now, let’s start making a cup!

Lavender Chamomile Tea Recipe

5 from 4 votes

Recipe by Mocktail.net

Servings

servings

Prep time

minutes

Ingredients

2 cups almond milk
1 bag of chamomile tea
1 tsp maple syrup
¼ tsp vanilla extract
½ tsp culinary grade lavender buds

Directions

Add the almond milk to a small pot and bring to a simmer over medium high heat.
Remove the almond milk from the stovetop and add the maple syrup and vanilla to the almond milk. Stir to mix.
Add the lavender buds and chamomile tea bag and cover the pot. Let the tea steep for about 5 minutes.
Remove the chamomile tea bag, squeezing the extra juice back into the pot.
Strain the lavender buds and discard.
Pour the warm tea into a mug and enjoy.

Tips and Tricks

• Use chamomile lavender tea bags so you can skip using the lavender buds
• Use almond extract in place of vanilla extract to enhance the almond flavor of the milk.
Tools:
• Teaspoon
• Measuring cup
• Small pot
• Lid for pot
• Strainer
• Large mug
Area of Use:
Bedtime, night time, cold fighting drink, tea party, winter afternoon