Wow y’all… it’s fucking November already! While its crazy that this year has flown by, you know what this time of year means… we finally get to indulge in all your favorite ‘holiday’ foods! Now I know this recipe is a 21+ (for the states) one… but you could still easily enjoy this without the whiskey. Hot toddy’s are not only absolutely delicious, but they can help you if you’re sick! And with the colder months rolling around, having this as a backup in your ‘medicine cabinet’ is always a nice treat.
I partnered up with Sol-ti to bring you this amazing recipe! For those of you who don’t know much about Sol-ti, heres some more information about their company;
Sol-ti introduced the first Light Filtered and Glass Bottled organic beverages on the market. Fostered from the belief that finding fresh and natural beverages should be easy, their company is built on a passion for healthy living and sustainability. They use only the highest quality organic produce, superfoods, herbs and tea – raw, vegan and non-GMO.
While other beverage companies use petroleum-based plastic packaging, they bottle their products in glass for purity and taste. How do they do this? Their unique light filtration process uses light rays to preserve the liquid without pasteurizing it. The effects are minimally invasive – eliminating spoilers without impacting nutrient counts – so you can enjoy pure, raw Sol-ti.
You can find their website here to find out more about their company, & where to find their delicious juices! You can also find them on Milk & Eggs (a delivery service in southern CA), if you use their service as well!
Let’s start by talking about the star of this recipe… the beautiful Sol-ti Gingermade Superade. This juice is freaking DELICIOUS on its own, but using it in a Hot Toddy recipe really gives a well deserved extra punch of ginger & lemon flavor. This juice contains ginger, lemon, and apple. Super clean & simple. A traditional Hot Toddy doesn’t have apple juice in it, but it adds a nice subtle ‘festive’ flavor, almost like adding a splash of spiced cider to the mix. If you’re using this recipe to try and ail your cold / flu, using this juice will aid even more because of it’s potency of immune boosting ginger & lemon.
This recipe is super simple to whip together. Add your juice to a saucepan over medium heat, and then add in your cinnamon sticks & star anise pods. You can additionally add any spices you like, but the cinnamon & star anise are classic and truly delicious with this particular juice. Stir frequently for about 10 minutes, until the mixture has come to a slight boil. Remove it from the heat & allow to cool for a few minutes, until its just stopped steaming. The juice might separate during this process slightly, but just whisk / stir it back together & you’re good to go!
While your juice mixture is heating up & infusing, you can get your whiskey & agave ready. For each drink you’ll need 2-3 tablespoons of agave nectar (depending on how sweet you like it), and 1 1/2 ounces of whiskey. Mix the two ingredients together in a glass until combined. Repeat this for however many drinks you’re making, but keep in mind that 1 bottle of Sol-ti juice makes roughly two drinks. Once your juice mixture has just stopped steaming, remove the cinnamon sticks & star anise pods & pour into the glasses over the whiskey & agave, and stir until everything is combined. I like to garnish each drink with a cinnamon stick (a fresh one, not one thats been steeped in the juice), and a thin slice of lemon on top, but you can top them with whatever you’d like!
And that’s it y’all! This drink is so beyond delicious, and truly couldn’t be easier to make. And during these cold months, a nice warm drink, with the traditional seasonal spices couldn’t be any better. I just wanted to give an extra thank you to Sol-ti for collaborating with me on this recipe & allowing me to spread the word of their amazing products! I can’t recommend their juices enough, they have such a wide variety of flavors & I can’t wait to bring you some more recipes using their products soon! As always, share photos of your recreations with me on Instagram @plvntfood by tagging me or using the #plvntfood so I can see them!

Sol-ti Hot Toddy
This Sol-ti Hot Toddy gives a traditional Toddy a run for its money... with an extra punch of ginger from the most delicious Solti juice, it's sure to cure your winter blues in no time!
Ingredients
- 1 bottle Sol-ti Gingermade Superade Juice
- 3 cinnamon sticks + more for garnish
- 4 star anise pods
- 3 ounces whiskey
- 4 tbsp agave nectar
Instructions
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Shake up your Sol-ti Gingermade Superade Juice well, and then add to a saucepan over medium heat. Add in your cinnamon sticks & star anise, & allow to cook for 10 minutes, stirring frequently. The juice may separate slightly while cooking but thats okay, just keep stirring it.
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Add 2 tbsp agave nectar & 1 1/2 ounces whiskey to each glass (this recipe serves two) & mix together until combined.
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Once the juice is at a low boil, remove it from the heat and allow it to cool for roughly 5 minutes, until its not steaming heavily. Pour over the whiskey & agave until your glass is just full, and stir to combine. Garnish with a cinnamon stick & a lemon slice if desired!
Really disappointed/confused why you’re a vegan yet choose to work with a company, milkandeggs, that goes against everything a vegan is as they sell dead animal carcasses and cow breast milk.. I understand everyone needs to make money… but to support & promote something that doesn’t support the one thing you advocate for is ass backwards. Avid follower & lover of your videos.. but this was the first time I went to the website and was super disappointed to see you support & advertise them. Choose a vegan company!
Hi Maria! So first of all this post is not affiliated with Milk & Eggs, it’s a collaboration with Sol-ti. Secondly, Milk & Eggs has a LARGE variety of vegan products, as well as amazing produce. And they deliver right to your door. Why would I not work with them? I’d love to know where you get your groceries from that arent also selling non vegan products 100% of the time, because milk and eggs is basically the same thing as a normal grocery store…. it’s just online.
The fact that it’s an online grocery store has nothing to do with it. You are in collaboration with a company that sells animal products, therefore supporting animal exploitation. It’s like buying a faux fur coat from a company that is known for their real fur coats. Your supporting the company, which supports animal abuse/exploitation, therefore supporting it yourself. It would’ve just been cool if you supported a company that is 100% vegan, instead of a company that has vegan products. It would help create a higher demand and hopefully help the vegan cause of eventually eliminating ‘milk&eggs’ off the shelves.
Buying from a 100% vegan company doesn’t actually eliminate anything. Buying vegan products from non vegan companies actually helps eliminate animal products a whole lot more. Plus also I’m not purchasing anything non vegan so I don’t see your point there.
Also where do you buy your groceries from? A grocery store? That also sells animal products? There’s only like 3-4 100% vegan grocery stores I know of and if you’re not shopping at those exclusively then you’re just being a huge hypocrite here. Also even at farmers markets you’re still buying things from a place that sells animal products- so sorry not sorry but you’re wrong