This Ecuadorian 1$ Drink Is Made By Nuns And Heals The Nerves

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I left my family, my friends and my hometown to travel the world. This year we are going to Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Mexico and New York. For now we are staying in Lima.

Agua de pítimas is a drink that has been made for a long time in the convent of Carmen de la Asunción, where the nuns cultivate their own gardens full of medicinal plants and herbs. Their tradition of making infusions of all kinds led them to invent this peculiar drink prepared with rose and carnation petals, valerian, lemon verbena, lemon verbena and other herbs. Discovering that it had excellent medicinal properties and was also delicious and refreshing, they decided to start selling it to the public more than 70 years ago.