Honey Spice Throat Drops

…made with doTERRA OnGuard Essential Oils.

And oh, my goodness, I’m feeling very clever right now. What do you think about a cough drop that has anti-viral properties and still tastes incredible? Hmmm? I’ll tell you, you’ve never had anything like this. I just hit me one night–while I was sound asleep–maybe I dreamed it, I don’t know. But I woke up thinking, “I need to make my own cough drops and these ones will not just soothe a sore throat, but they can actually fight off the virus that causing it in the first place.” So there.

I have recently become an enormous fan of doTERRA Essential Oils–I know, I know, I was a bit slow to catch that train. But I’m here now and I’m pretty excited to find all these unbelievably simple ways to help the sweet little moms and dads that I teach every week…plus my own family and friends. So my Honey Spice Cough Drops are a good place to start. You, my friends, will love them. And then would you do me a little favor and flit on over and “like” my new Facebook page? It would mean the world to me.

In exchange, I’ll give you my brand new secret recipe…

for your very own.

Honey Spice Cough Drops

Ingredients:

2 cups sugar

1/2 cup water

1/2 cup honey

1/4 cup butter

3-5 drops doTERRA *OnGuard Essential Oil

Put all the ingredients except OnGuard Essential Oil in a heavy pan and cook slowly over medium heat until it reaches the “hard crack stage.” Resist the urge to turn the heat up higher to speed up the process. It will burn unless you keep it on medium and check it often. Once you can drizzle a spoonful of the syrup into a cup of cold water and have it turn to brittle threads–take it off the heat immediately. Wait about 30 seconds to a minute and then add the OnGuard Essential Oil. Stir.

Pour into a buttered cookie sheet.  Fold edges of the candy into the middle until cool enough to handle.

Working quickly, pull and roll into long strips…

and cut into nickle size pieces.

Allow to cool completely and harden. If your drops have been cooked long enough, you’ll be able to store them in a ziploc bag.

If they are a bit soft and still sticky, wrap them in waxed paper squares and store in a ziploc bag.

Just wait until you tell your friends what you just did.

You’ll likely be worshiped as a Goddess of Health and Healing.

If you play your cards right, it’ll be true.

:}

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Honey Spice Cough Drops
 

Ingredients
  • 2 cups sugar
  • ½ cup water
  • ½ cup honey
  • ¼ cup butter
  • 3-5 drops doTERRA *OnGuard Essential Oil

Instructions
  1. Put all the ingredients except OnGuard Essential Oil in a heavy pan and cook slowly over medium heat until it reaches the “hard crack stage.”
  2. Resist the urge to turn the heat up higher to speed up the process. It will burn unless you keep it on medium and check it often.
  3. Once you can drizzle a spoonful of the syrup into a cup of cold water and have it turn to brittle threads–take it off the heat immediately.
  4. Wait about 30 seconds to a minute and then add the OnGuard Essential Oil.
  5. Stir.
  6. Pour into a buttered cookie sheet.
  7. Fold edges of the candy into the middle until cool enough to handle.
  8. Working quickly, pull and roll into long strips…and cut into nickle size pieces.
  9. Allow to cool completely and harden.
  10. If your drops have been cooked long enough, you’ll be able to store them in a ziploc bag unwrapped.
  11. If they are a bit soft and still sticky, wrap them in waxed paper squares and store in a ziploc bag.

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On Guard
Protective Blend

On Guard is dōTERRA®’s unique, proprietary blend formulated to support healthy immune function. Wild orange essential oil, combined with clove, cinnamon, eucalyptus and rosemary offer a fragrant, natural and effective alternative to synthetic options for immune support. On Guard, with its unique aroma, is one of our most versatile blends. It is also safe to use on counter tops, as a non-toxic way to cleanse surfaces, or to purify the atmosphere by diffusing. On Guard is superb for eliminating and controlling pathogens due to the potency of its constituents. For aromatic, topical, or dietary use.

6 Responses to Honey Spice Throat Drops

  • Tracy says:

    Sounds great Aunt Launi. I love DoTerra! What a good idea too. :D

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    Launi Reply:

    Oh, I’m sooo excited to see what else I can come up with. It feels fabulous to make something that is actually good for your whole body. :}

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  • Amy L. says:

    That is SO awesome!!! You’ll have to bring one to craft night for us to sample!!! Love this idea!

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  • *LyndiLou* says:

    I think this is so completely awesome!!! Wow! Making your own cough drops. You are amazing! Thanks for sharing the recipe… and for helping us all stay healthy!

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  • Rebecca says:

    so pulling my On Guard out and making these right now!! My husband will thank you for this!!

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    Launi Reply:

    I’ve actually started upping the OnGuard to like 10 drops. Going to add a touch of eucalyptus next time too. :}

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