988 days ago

Putaruru, Tokoroa & Districts Herb Society

Mohan from South Waikato District

Putaruru, Tokoroa & Districts Herb Society
Email: tokherb@gmail.com Phone: 027 772 5557

Date: 2 April
Time: 1.00 – 3.00 pm
Venue: St. Marks Hall, Bridge Street., Tokoroa

Theme: Winter Drinks
Talk & Workshop
(1) Everyone will talk about their favourite warming winter drink.
(2) If you have a recipe for your warming winter drink, please share it with everyone.
(3) Mohan will talk about the properties of his warming winter drink, each ingredient, and their benefits. He will show you how it is made.
(4) Mohan’s winter drink recipe will be provided.
(5) Tasting of the warming winter drinks will be available

For further information, contact:
Mohan Lal, President
Putaruru, Tokoroa & Districts Herb Society
Email: tokherb@gmail.com
Phone: +64 27772 5557

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