Skip to content

Today is “National HOT TODDY DAY”! Mmmmmmmm!

From this morning’s “TODAY IN THE BAY” feature:

Happy “NATIONAL HOT TODDY DAY”!

HOT TODDY’s are often drank as nightcaps; a winter favourite; and some even think it can help soothe a sore throat or a cold. The drink can be tweaked, so there are variations. A classic HOT TODDY is whiskey, rum or brandy (go with the BRANDY – trust me), then some water, honey, and even mix it with sugar, lemon juice / and even a spice like cinnamon or nutmeg. However you make it – enjoy!

The history behind this drink is debated. There is one that says it became popular in Western Europe in the 1700’s after they started being served in pubs in Scotland. Don’t forget to heat it up – that’s why it’s called a “HOT TODDY”. Enjoy and drink responsibly. (I had to put that in there).

  • Danny Foresta was born and raised in Thunder Bay. He's worked in radio for over 30 years. Has spent the last 20 years in Morning Radio. Joined Acadia Broadcasting in 2021.  He hosts "Mornings In The Bay" on 99.9 The Bay.
    He enjoys all aspects of the radio industry. Danny is married to Lori, and has a son, Joseph in University.

    View all posts

Do you have a news tip?

Submit to ONNews@radioabl.ca.

loader-image
Thunder Bay
8:51 am, May 17, 2026
weather icon 4°C
L: 4° H: 5°

What’s Trending