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Yes, you can put clove in tea, as long as you stick to small amounts and avoid strong clove oils.

Yes, you can put some coffee mugs in the microwave when they are labeled microwave safe and free of metal parts for daily use.

Yes, you can put honey in hot coffee, but it counts as added sugar and works best when the drink cools slightly.

Yes, you can put honey in boiling water, but it destroys most natural enzymes and subtle aromas while leaving the drink safe to enjoy.

Yes, you can put lemon in coffee, though the drink mainly changes flavor and acidity without adding special fat-burning powers.

Yes, you can put sugar in green tea, but sweetening it adds calories and can blunt some of green tea’s health perks.

Yes, you can put honey in green tea, as long as the tea cools a little so the honey flavor and helpful compounds stay in good shape.

Yes, you can put pudina in tea; mint leaves add fresh flavor and may aid digestion when used in normal food amounts.

No, you shouldn’t put milk in a standard kettle because it tends to scorch, overflow, leave residue, and shorten the appliance’s life.

Yes, you can add honey to milk tea, as long as the drink is warm, not boiling, and you never serve honey milk tea to babies under one.