Whether you’re sick in bed or fresh off the slopes, a hot toddy warms everything up. Fill a six-ounce heat-proof mug or glass with boiling water and set aside for one minute. Pour out the water ...

Like many beverages, its origins are disputed and surrounded by legends. Our hot toddy recipe calls for whiskey (in the traditional Scottish style), but you can substitute brandy or another spirit ...

Use cow’s milk or soy milk as a base to increase the protein content and satiety factor. You can also try making dark hot chocolate, like with this recipe ... honey in a hot toddy can help ...

And, while turning up the thermostat and kicking off our sodden socks is a good start, there’s nothing quite so warming as a hot toddy or a ... our favourite hot gin recipes for autumn and ...

And there’s perhaps no warm drink more iconic than the classic Hot Toddy. This simple combination of whisky ... but it’s great even if you’re just a bit chilly as well. You can vary the recipe for ...

You can have fun playing around with this classic recipe ... the hot water into a jug, add the honey and stir until dissolved. Combine the scotch, lemon juice and bitters in a hot toddy glass ...