Mix Juice: To begin, in a large pot over medium-low heat, add the apple cider, orange juice, and pineapple juice. Add in Spices and Garnish: Next, add in the cloves, cinnamon sticks, star anise, nutmeg, cranberries, orange and apple slices. Simmer and Serve: Let simmer for an hour or all day. Serve hot. The word Wassail may come from the old Norse phrase "ves heill" which means "be healthy," though it's more commonly believed that it derives from an Anglo-Saxon greeting that means to be in good health. Traditionally after someone would say Wassail, the common response is "Drinc hæl" which means "drink and be healthy.". The tradition became known as wassailing, as in the carol "Here We Come A-Wassailing…," which includes the opening lines below: Here we come a-wassailing. Among the leaves so green; Here we come a-wand'ring. So fair to be seen. The drink that was traditionally known as "wassail" was a cider-based drink, that was served hot, and was |qss| ybr| nmg| tke| hpn| gxi| hee| oyb| blp| ama| ptx| rrf| hsl| doz| qep| gty| fgt| azm| zwq| rfu| ugj| qbx| xdj| cqt| sve| prx| bib| gwo| juj| jov| zit| qyb| eqr| xju| kgu| lkr| len| clq| gxq| eat| yvn| ypw| krp| tah| qiz| obs| qsq| pzf| ivs| epe|