Older, more experienced housewives don’t buy cloves for cooking: for them, they’re a godsend. I’m sharing how I use cloves in unconventional ways, not just in everyday life.

• Simply grind the clove buds until they’re finely ground. For this, you won’t need more than two inflorescences.   Then, simply mix the seasoning with honey using a spoon.

• I assure you, this remedy perfectly combats throat inflammation. It has a very pleasant taste, and it kills bacteria.   ENT doctors are unlikely to recommend it, but this folk remedy works wonders.

Cloves are like your home dentist.

Are your gums inflamed? No problem! Just chew a clove! A single florets is enough. An excellent preventative measure. It also replaces chewing gum, meaning it freshens breath. Cloves are also useful for people with clove-like blood. Cloves liquefy it perfectly.

Clove is my personal natural therapist.

I suffer from migraines very often. Sometimes the headaches appear in unexpected places. What if the pain has gone unnoticed and I don’t have any headache pills on hand?   Cloves will definitely help!

• You just need to chew a clove bud and your headache will disappear within 7-10 minutes.
• This remedy has only advantages: a pack of cloves costs a few cents, has no side effects, and doesn’t require drinking water at all. Do you like these advantages?   I think there are more than enough.

Excellent tonic drinks based on clove buds.

If you’re feeling down and depressed at the end of the day, there’s nothing better than cheering yourself up with a delicious clove bud tea.

It’s done very simply:

• Pour a spoonful of tea into the teapot; you can use absolutely any tea. Season it with five spices.   Pour in hot water and let it steep. Ten minutes is enough.

• If you want to enhance the flavor, you can add citrus notes  . It can be used like fresh lime or lemon wedges. Use orange and grapefruit peels.
• You can add a few mint leaves.   It gives the drink a relaxing and calming effect.