If you ever have trouble sleeping, try a mug of this Warm Cinnamon Turmeric Milk. Made with your choice of milk, honey and spices, this Golden Milk has amazing health benefits.
This Warm Turmeric Cinnamon Milk is smooth, sweet, and comforting. Sipping a warm mug of this "golden milk" is my favourite way to relax, not only because it is soothing, but because I know I am giving my body a healthy treat.
And while this warm cinnamon milk has amazing health benefits, here's another plus: it may help you sleep!
Jump to:
- ❤️ Why you'll love this Golden Milk recipe
- 🛒 Ingredients
- 🥄 How to make turmeric cinnamon milk
- 👍🏼 Helpful Tips
- ⏰ Save time! Make a batch of turmeric spice mix
- 🔁 Possible variations for special diets
- 😊 Health benefits of turmeric and cinnamon
- 🎁 Give this turmeric spice mix as a gift!
- 🗒 More healthy turmeric recipes
- 🗒More healthy drink recipes to try
- 📖 Recipe
❤️ Why you'll love this Golden Milk recipe
- A recipe for sleep: When I'm occasionally wandering the house at 3 a.m., I'll heat up a mug of this Golden Milk and be back to sleep in no time. It has a definite calming effect on me, allowing me to relax back into sleep
- Relax and unwind before bed: this golden milk is smooth and soothing.
- Improve your sleep: start the night off calmly and relax into sleep.
- Simple ingredients: milk (your choice of cow's milk or plant-based milk), honey, spices and optional coconut oil!
- Quick to make: simply heat and stir.
- Save time: mix up the turmeric spice mix in advance so you can make a mug of this in minutes.
- Tasty: a slightly sweet, slightly spicy w.arm tasty beverage
🛒 Ingredients
To make one cup of turmeric cinnamon milk, here's what you'll need:
- milk: cow's milk, or any plant-based milk like almond milk, cashew milk, coconut milk, oat milk, etc.
- honey: a teaspoon or so is all you need. If you don't have honey, you can substitute maple syrup.
- coconut oil: a teaspoon. You can substitute ghee for coconut oil, or you can leave it out.
- spices: ¼ teaspoon each of ground turmeric, ground ginger, ground cinnamon and ground cardamom. If you don't have cardamom, you can substitute a dash of ground cloves or nutmeg instead.
- black pepper: a dash of freshly ground pepper may help your body to absorb curcumin, the active ingredient in turmeric.
🥄 How to make turmeric cinnamon milk
- In a small saucepan, gently heat milk of your choice with honey and optional coconut oil over medium heat. Stir occasionally.
- Bring to the point just below a boil, when small bubbles form around the edge of the pan.
- Remove from the heat and whisk in the spices until well blended.
- Let stand for a few minutes, then strain through a fine-mesh strainer, if desired. This step is optional. The spices that don't dissolve will settle to the bottom of your mug.
- Add a cinnamon stick if you'd like, stir and sip!
👍🏼 Helpful Tips
If you have fresh ginger or fresh turmeric (and time) the flavour will be even more delicious. Use a microplane or fine grater to grate a little into the warm milk. The amount you use will depend on your preference. Start with a little and taste as you go. You can always add more.
Add a sprinkle of freshly ground black pepper (it may enhance the curcumin in turmeric) stir, and enjoy!
⏰ Save time! Make a batch of turmeric spice mix
Who has time to open all those little jars of ground spices and measure ingredients? Not me. Especially in the middle of the night!
After the first time I made this, I decided that once was enough, so I made a big batch and stored it in a small Mason jar. Now I just add a teaspoon of the powdered spice mix to my warm milk and honey.
Remember to add the black pepper just before serving. Pepper works hand in hand with curcumin, increasing your body's ability to absorb it.
🔁 Possible variations for special diets
This warm cinnamon turmeric milk recipe is naturally gluten-free.
- Keep it keto: Use Lacanto Monkfruit Sweetener with erythritol instead of honey. Use any plant-based milk like almond, cashew, soy or coconut milk.
- Keep it paleo: Use honey or maple syrup and plant-based milk.
- Keep it vegan: Use maple syrup and plant-based milk.
😊 Health benefits of turmeric and cinnamon
You may have heard claims that turmeric is one of the "world's healthiest foods" and that it has amazing anti-inflammatory properties. Did you know that you've probably been eating it since you were a child?
Curcumin, the pigment that gives turmeric its bright yellow colour, is an ingredient of the mustard you likely smeared on your hot dogs and hamburgers in the past.
- Turmeric: This amazing root has been used as a spice in Indian cooking and medicine for hundreds of years and is a key ingredient in most curries. More recent research shows that it also has antioxidant, anti-cancer, anti-aging, anti-Alzheimer's, liver detox (the list goes on . . .) benefits. You can read 10 Proven Health Benefits of Turmeric here. It may also help to relieve joint pain.
- Ginger: aids in digestion, calming the stomach, and helping you to relax.
- Cinnamon: like turmeric, cinnamon has both anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. It may also help to control your blood sugar.
- Cardamom: This spice may help to lower blood pressure, fight cancer cells, reduce inflammation and help with digestion.
I'm not a dietician. I enjoy learning about the health benefits of foods and sharing what I've found online here with my readers.
🎁 Give this turmeric spice mix as a gift!
Here's an idea for a gift for someone who might like this golden milk, too. Scoop equal amounts of the spices into a spice jar, add a cinnamon stick and a label with the recipe and give to an appreciative friend.
See those cute little recipe tags in the photo above? Here's my gift to you! Download and print these on card stock to make gift tags.
Click here for your printable Warm Turmeric Cinnamon Milk Spice Mix gift tags.
🗒 More healthy turmeric recipes
Make a commitment to include turmeric in your diet. Your body will thank you. Try these other healthy turmeric recipes, too!
- Tropical Turmeric Smoothie: my favourite smoothie
- Ginger Turmeric Tonic: a refreshing turmeric tonic made with lemon, honey and ginger.
- Mango Turmeric Overnight Oats: a healthy start to your day!
- Honey Dijon Turmeric Chicken: easy and delicious
- 7 Delicious Ways to Add Turmeric to your Diet: 7 deliciously healthy turmeric recipes
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📖 Recipe
Warm Turmeric Cinnamon Milk
Ingredients
- 1 cup milk of your choice, plant-based like almond milk, or dairy milk
- 1 teaspoon honey
- 1 teaspoon coconut oil (optional)
- ¼ teaspoon ground turmeric
- ¼ teaspoon ground ginger
- ¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon
- ¼ teaspoon ground cardamom
- freshly ground black pepper
Instructions
- In a small saucepan, gently heat milk of your choice with honey and optional coconut oil over medium heat. Stir occasionally and bring to the point where it is almost boiling, with small bubbles forming around the edge of the pan.
- Remove from the heat and whisk in the spices until well blended. Let stand for a few minutes, then strain through a fine-mesh strainer, if desired. Add a sprinkle of freshly ground black pepper (to enhance the curcumin in turmeric), stir and enjoy!
To Make a Large Batch of Warm Turmeric Cinnamon Milk Spice Mix
- Combine ¼ cup each of turmeric, cinnamon, ginger and cardamom. Stir and store in a jar. When you're ready to make a cup of Turmeric Cinnamon Milk, use 1 teaspoon of this spice mix to make 1 cup of Warm Turmeric Cinnamon Milk.
Maggie
Can I boil the spices with the milk at a go
Elaine
Hi Maggie, I'm not exactly sure what you mean. It's not necessary to boil the milk. The recipe recommends bringing it to just below the boil, then adding the spices. However, if you want to add them while the milk is heating, that's fine, just don't boil it for too long or the spices may become acrid-tasting. I hope that helps answer your question.
Karla
I made the recipe exactly as described, I didn’t strain the spices and I forgot the dash of pepper. It is very good. The next time I’m going to be prepared and have my spices mixed already and I’m gonna try monk fruit/stevia sweetner instead of honey.
Jacqueline King
Can I use ground spices bought in the jars at supermarkets?
Elaine
Yes! Try to find the freshest spices you can. Enjoy!
Rae Lee
Made this yesterday and it’s the best pain free night of sleep I’ve had in years, thanks for sharing this recipe.
I used coconut sugar as my sweetener and topped it with SO coconut dairy free whip cream, delicious!
Flavour & Savour
Happy to hear that! Love the coconut whip on top! Great idea.
Sandy Knevitt
Fabulous results thanks
Tia
I love this! Made it for the whole family and everyone enjoyed it. I strained it after steeping the spices for a few minutes and it was perfect!
Flavour & Savour
So great that your whole family enjoyed it! Thanks so much for letting me know.
Judy
Can I use water instead of milk? I don't drink any milks but would like to try this.
Flavour & Savour
Yes you can, Judy. I will then be turmeric tea, which is good, too!
Sanghmitra
I boil turmeric with milk and warm it and then drink.Is it beneficial
Flavour & Savour
Absolutely!
Donna
Hello
My question is about tumeric itself. I read an article recently about tumeric containing a dangerous amount of lead. Especially tumeric imported from Bangladesh. Do u have a preferred brand of tumeric to use.
Thanks!
Flavour & Savour
Hi Donna, Thanks for a great question! I’d suggest asking your local grocery store or health food supplier for the source of their turmeric so you can make an informed decision. Hope this helps!
Vanessa
Thanks for sharing! Can I make a batch or better one at a time?
Flavour & Savour
Making a batch would work. Just stir before serving as some of the spices may have settled to the bottom.
Suzanne
This looks so good! What a great bedtime treat for kids to help them doze off faster (hopefully!)
Halima
Very interesting, made my day. Thanks so much. Can one use flesh tumeric?
Flavour & Savour
Hi Halima, While I haven't tried this myself, I'd suggest grating a half-inch piece of turmeric with a microplane and adding it to your cup. You could also use a grated quarter-inch piece of fresh ginger instead of the ground ginger if you'd like, too.
Aimee B.
My son and I really enjoyed this. I did it a little differently, so I'm sure we didn't get the health benefts. We don't like the sediment, so I put the spices in a tea bag and steeped and squeezed it into the milk. It flavored it nicely. I omitted the oil & pepper, but added an extra teaspoon of maple syrup and used vanilla soy milk. I will make this again. 🙂
Flavour & Savour
Happy to hear that Aimee! Thanks for sharing your adaptations!
Carol
Hi Aimee! Ive read that soy milk is not the best for us. it can raise estrogen levels. My mom suffered from estrogen dominent breast cancer. She no longer uses soy of any type. Also, maybe not the best form of milk for your son. He doesn't need the added estrogen. Something to consider.
Shubhdha
Is it dry ginger( amchoor) . I would like to give this to my 8 yr old .
Flavour & Savour
Hi Shubhdha,
I used dry ground ginger. Amchoor is made from dried unripe green mangoes, not ginger, as far as I know. I'm not familiar with amchoor.
Dawns
Just read where black pepper is not required to absorb the turmeric on Consumerlab.com. Which is great because I am highly allergic to black pepper. But I so want to try the wonderful ingredients in combination. So excited to try this. I have read the benefits of them. Thanks for the recipe.
Flavour & Savour
Thanks for sharing your information! I'm sure you'll love this!
MaDonna
I'm in love with cardamom -- this looks absolutely delicious. I included your link in my turmeric recipes roundup! Thank you!
Flavour & Savour
Thanks so much for sharing my recipe!
Lisa
This was really yummy! I have made it two nights in a row! Will make a large batch of the spices this weekend as I plan to have this drink in the evenings before bed on a regular basis! I've just been diagnosed with cancer for the second time and have been looking for ways to get turmeric into my diet. Thank you for this healthy and tasty option.
Flavour & Savour
Hi Lisa,
Thanks for letting me know! So glad you like it, but so sorry to hear about your diagnosis. Many nutritionists recommend daily turmeric for cancer prevention, so you're making a positive addition to your health! Thanks for commenting 🙂
Jeff
My wife and I have been making this for the last two months. We warm the almond milk with coconut oil and honey until it is hot but less hot than coffee. Then we add the tumeric, ginger, ceylon Cinammon, and pepper. We pour it all into our vitamix and blend it for about 20 seconds. Absolutely delicious!!!! Sleep like a rock!!!
Flavour & Savour
Great idea to blend it! So glad you like it as much as I do. And yes, it helps me sleep, too. Thanks for letting me know 🙂
Cheryl
I'm curious about why you don't add the pepper to the mix?
Flavour & Savour
Hi Cheryl,
You can certainly add it to the mix if you like. I like to add some freshly ground pepper just before serving.
Janice Eble
It sounds healthy so will be giving it a try. How many times a day can you drink this? Thanks for the recipe!
Flavour & Savour
Hi Janice,
I usually just have it once a day, but more than once certainly wouldn't be harmful. Hope you like it as much as I do! Thanks for stopping by.
Sharon
Thankyou ..I'm gonna try this drink as I have just came back from Goa India and visited a Spice Farm where I bought my ingredients.. But forgot how to make it..
Flavour & Savour
Hi Sharon,
Lucky you with all those fresh spices from Goa! Enjoy!
jo
Does the turmeric flavor stand out in this? I have tried turmeric several times because I know it's so healthy but I've given up because I can't stand the taste!
Flavour & Savour
Hi Jo,
You can definitely taste the turmeric, but it is mellowed by the warm milk, the cinnamon and the other spices. I hope you'll give it a try. I'd suggest that you start with just a tiny amount of turmeric and then add a little more the next time you make it until you learn to like it. Thanks for your question!
Dennis
Thank you. Drinking a cup as I text.
Let’s hope this delicious combination helps me sleep. If nothing else, it really is a nice way to end your evening.
Flavour & Savour
So true! I think I'll go and make myself a cup right now! Cheers--and hope you can sleep!
Harison
Cinnamon and turmeric relief pains within 2 minutes.....my experience.
Michelle
Another option instead of coconut oil would be to use ghee or clarified butter supposed to be good for you as well. Used in Indian cooking found at Indian markets where all these ingredients for the milk can be found a lot less expensive than most grocery stores and in bigger bulk. Our family loves this recipe kids included.
Angela
Hi been reading about your turmeric and cinnamon milk I have been suffering with sciatica is this going to help me
Flavour & Savour
Hi Angela,
I sympathize with you--sciatica can be painful! This is a question you would have to ask your health provider.
Take care!
Tracy Gallo
I just had golden milk the other day at a local cafe. It was so delicious I decided I needed to make this at home. Your recipe looked the best, so I used it and made up a pint sized batch. Just had my first cup and it was wonderful. The funny thing is, I made one mistake when making my batch and I accidentally added ground coriander seed powder instead of cardamom. I guess they both start with C! I decided I wasn't going to throw the entire batch away, so I added the cardamom after I realized I had made the mistake. It was very delicious even with the coriander! In fact, it tasted just like the cafe's golden milk. I also used a milk frother at the end and it was super delicious. I will probably add the coriander again when I make up another batch. Thanks for the recipe.
Flavour & Savour
Hi Tracy,
That's so funny--but it's also really helpful to others too! Thanks for the suggestion to use a milk frother. I'm going to try that next time! Thanks for commenting!
Zandile
My friend told me that cinamon and tumeric in boiling milk helps to burn fats in our body is it true ?
Flavour & Savour
Hi Zandile,
While there are lots of reports on the internet that indicate that turmeric's anti-inflammatory properties will help with weight loss, I can't accurately advise you, as I'm not a dietician. Thanks for your question! Hope you enjoy this Turmeric Cinnamon Milk!
Sri
Hi i am from india we have used turmeric milk for cough all the time. I drink a few times now too, but my question is about coconul oil in this mix. What is t its use and wont it spoile the milk or trouble your stomach?
Flavour & Savour
Hi Sri,
Thanks for commenting! As it says in the recipe, the coconut oil is optional. Some people like it as it adds both texture and flavour to the drink. I haven't found that it spoils the milk or troubles my stomach at all.
Laura
Really yummy! Helped me sleep without all the disadvantages of sleeping pills! Highly recommended!
Flavour & Savour
That's great news! There's nothing quite like a good sleep! Thanks for commenting.
Pooja
Thankyou so much for sharing the idea of mixing the spices together and storing it in a mason Jar, it certainly makes life easier as opposed to opening many jars...I'd like to know 1. Is it okay to make a batch by mixing all the below in powder form in equal quantities and storing them in a mason jar? Cinnamon, cardamon, ginger, tumeric, nutmeg, clove. 2. I occasionally get fresh ginger and tumeric , how do I go about in using these? Do I crush them and add it with the rest of the powders? (Of course on such occasions I would individually add the rest of the powders and wouldn't use my ready made mixture) 3. I would like to have this as my early morning drink ...would it taste nice if I put it in a blender with chilled almond milk . Once blended I can add the black pepper and honey...would this taste nice? Thankyou so much 🙂
Flavour & Savour
Hi, Thanks for your great questions! I'm glad you like the idea of pre-mixing the spices. To answer #1, I would use less nutmeg and cloves than the other spices, as they are quite strong, but you could experiment and see what you like. #2. If using fresh ginger and turmeric, I would grate them with a microplane and I would use a half-inch piece of turmeric and a quarter-inch piece of ginger. #3 I think it would be good in chilled almond milk. I use this recipe here on the blog for a morning smoothie: https://www.flavourandsavour.com/tropical-turmeric-smoothie/ I hope this helps!
Veronica robilliard
Thaks so much, I drink mine through a straw, getvthe benefits, saves on yellow teeth .
Flavour & Savour
That's brilliant! Thanks for sharing.
claudia
Hi! Made it and I also added nutmeg, delicious! (thinking in adding cloves as well)
Flavour & Savour
Mmm. That sounds delicious1 Thanks for sharing your ideas!
Agnes
Tried it last night. Indeed yummy. Just wanted to know whether the milk needs to be boiled along with the spices. I just added it to a cup of warm milk. Will be giving this to my family today. And being an Indian these spices are always used in our cooking. Thanks.
Flavour & Savour
Hi Agnes, Thanks for letting me know how much you like it! No, you don't need to boil the milk. Stirring the spices into warm milk makes a soothing drink, but they don't need to be boiled together. Enjoy!
Karina
I'm currently breastfeeding, can I drink this?
Flavour & Savour
Hi Karina,
I'm not a medical professional, so I can't give medical advice. However, I can't see any reason why this would be harmful--it's simply warm milk with spices added. Sometimes sensitive breastfeeding babies will notice a change when Mom introduces a new food into her diet. Hope you like it!
Tiffany
I love this!! I did not have any Cardamom so I look up a substite which cinnamon and ground cloves equal parts. I'm not a fan of the black pepper in it. I may have put to much. It seems to have cleared my sinuses as well. Thanks so much for sharing.
Flavour & Savour
Hi Tiffany,
I'm so glad you liked it! That sounds like a good substitute for the cardamom. It's not a common spice that everyone has in their spice cupboard. Thanks for commenting!
Ed
Ice just tried this and it's delicious. A lovely winter drink. Does the milk need to be warm? Can I just add the spices to my nightly bedtime protein shake and drink it cold?
Flavour & Savour
Hi Ed,
I don't see any reason why you couldn't. Warm milk is often soothing and helps you to relax so you can sleep, but if a protein shake works for you, try it! Thanks for commenting.
Sharon Hollins
I absolutely love this recipe! I made a batch and drink it almost every night with almond milk. I used all of the ingredients. I add honey and coconut oil in the heated almond milk. I'm filling small jars as gifts!
Flavour & Savour
HI Sharon,
That's great to hear! I like it with almond milk, too. I'm sure whoever the lucky people are who receive it as gifts from you will be equally as happy! Thanks for commenting and rating my recipe! Much appreciated.
Redawna
I am going to have to hit the spice isle. Been having some late nights and want to give this a try. Looks fantastic .
Flavour & Savour
Thanks Redawna,
The cardamom is optional if you don't have it (or don't like it.) Besides being a healthy drink, I find it really soothing. You can adjust the amount of sweetener to suit your taste. Here's to a good night's sleep!
Robin
When you say milk of your choice does that include cow's milk or did you mean only non-dairy milk products? Sounds yummy can't wait to try this!
Flavour & Savour
Hi Robin,
Any type of milk will work with this recipe: cow's milk, or plant-based milks like almond milk, cashew milk, rice milk, etc. Some people have sensitivities to cow's milk, so they choose a nut milk or other plant-based milk, but all will work just fine. Thanks for your question!
Denise
I LOVE this recipe so much that I plan to make jars full for each of my relatives for Christmas. Thank you for the tags and the helpful picture. The little jars you used are adorable. Where can I purchase them? Thank you!
Flavour & Savour
Hi Denise,
You're welcome! I did that for my relatives last year and they loved them. I'll put a link in the post to where you can purchase them.
Roro
Hi Miss Elaine,
I know Golden Milk (tumeric) is good for you but I never have the courage to make it until I run in your recipe Warm Tumeric Cinnamon. I tried half of what's in your recipe and actually it's pretty good. I don't have cardamom and ginger powder but I used my edible essential oils instead. I love Indian curries so I used a lot of tumeric. I'll be making this spice blend for my parents they have trouble sleeping. Thank you so much for your wonderful recipe. Great site!
Flavour & Savour
Thanks Roro! I'm glad you liked it. Thanks so much for letting me know.
christine
hi if i was going to store in a jar, what are the measurements for each spice? thanks
Flavour & Savour
Hi Christine,
That's a great idea to make a big batch to store in a jar. In the recipe notes, I listed the amounts to make one cup. Just add 1/4 cup of each of the spices and stir to combine them evenly. When you want to make a mug, just stir one teaspoon of the mixed spices into the milk and honey in a saucepan. Enjoy!
bob
is this good for arthritis and if so does it help cure it or just help with the pain.i have treid milk turmeric warm up .how long befor iwould notice any relief .thanks bob
Flavour & Savour
Hi Bob,
So sorry to hear that you're having to deal with arthritis pain. I'm not a medical professional, so I can't give advice on whether or not this would help with your arthritis. I do know that it's a relaxing drink that helps me sleep! Hope you find something to ease your pain.
Shelly
OH MY GOODNESS!! I just made this (without cardamom...didn't have any) and it was SO yummy. Looks as though I need to hit the grocery store. Thank you so much for this! I am finally able to relax.
Flavour & Savour
Hi Shelly, I'm so glad you liked it! And yes, it is a wonderfully relaxing drink. In fact . . . I think I'll head to the kitchen now and make myself one! Thanks so much for letting me know.
Shelly
is there anything to substitute the cardamom or just leave it out?
Flavour & Savour
If you don't like cardamom, I would just leave it out.
Carrie
I use a dash of ground clove instead of cardamom. Delish!
Flavour & Savour
Hi Carrie,
Great idea for those who don't like cardamon! Thanks for sharing!
Sheila Rabant
I used a dash of nutmeg instead. Yum!
Shelly
When you make a big batch, how many spoon fulls do you add to the milk?
Flavour & Savour
Hi Shelly, Just add 1 teaspoon of the mix to the milk and honey mixture. I've highlighted that in the post to make it more clear, so thanks for pointing it out.
Laura
Tastes great with coconut milk. Yum!
Flavour & Savour
Great idea!
Brenda
When you make your big batch do you just use equal amounts of each?
I am sorry but i did not see where you put the amounts to use.
Flavour & Savour
Hi Brenda,
Yes, you're right. Just use equal amounts of each of cinnamon, turmeric, ginger and cardamom. Add a little pepper just before serving. In the recipe notes, I suggest using 1/4 cup of each to make 1 cup of mix. Store it in a small Mason jar so you always have some ready. Enjoy!
Jenna
Wonderful recipe - so delicious and so relaxing on these cold winter days! I'm writing a post on turmeric and would love to include your link!
Flavour & Savour
Thanks Jenna! Yes, of course, you're welcome to link back to my post. Thanks!
Bessie Tolbert
Hello,
I just made this for the first time with powders and I was left with quite a bit of stuff in the bottom of the cup after I was finished. Did I do something wrong that the powder didn't dissolve more? Thank you for any assistance.
Flavour & Savour
Hi Bessie,
No, you didn't do anything wrong. The spices sometimes don't dissolve completely. I keep a cinnamon stick or a spoon in mine to stir occasionally while I'm drinking it. Hope this helps!
Erica
No, you did not dio anything wrong. All the spices settle to the bottom. I never drink that part.
Jen
Are you still getting all the benefits of the tea if you're not consuming them?
Do they dissolve more if you stir it for longer or does it reach saturation quickly or are there just some parts of the spice that just don't dissolve?
Thanks!
Flavour & Savour
Yes, you'll still get the benefits. Some of the spices will be suspended in the liquid. The amount that doesn't dissolve completely will depend on how finely ground the spices you used are.
Haley
just made this, it was yummy!
Flavour & Savour
And it's so good for us too! Glad you liked it.
Helga Madden
I love this healthy drink before bedtime. Please remember, you also have to add pepper to the drink in order for the turmeric to be absorbed by the body.