How do you make tea taste good?
The tea I make with tea bags always ends up tasting like flavored water. But I’ve had tea in other circumstances that tastes much better, including (a) iced tea (b) the tea in some other countries, where they really KNOW how to make tea. What’s the trick?
What are the little white squirming things in my coffee grounds and tea leaves?
I save coffee grounds and my tea leaves in an air tight container, to later use in my garden. They immediately go into the container and are never left exposed. I notice after a couple of days there are little white squirming things in the container. Can anybody tell me what these are. If they are maggots that turn into flies then I will stop doing this as flies are the last thing I need in my garden.
What caffeinated tea would you recommend to a soda-drinker with a strong sweet-tooth?
I’m trying to cut down on soda and switch to healthier tea, but I’m having a hard time finding a tea that I like the taste of.
I’m currently drinking a Coke Zero in the morning & afternoon at work. I’d like to swap one or both out with a caffeinated tea, but it has to be something that tastes good to me.
I have a monsterous sweet tooth, and hate the taste of coffee. Is there anything you’d recommend that I try?
Thanks!
Does the Starbucks Green Tea Frappuccino taste good?
I like green tea a little, but I don’t think I like the actual stuff. I enjoy the Liption Iced kind, and the Arizona Iced Green Tea. One time, I got a green tea latte from Starbucks, and I thought it tasted like vegetables. Is it any good? Does it have a bitter taste? Do you like it?
Does mixing different types of tea cause any decrease in their health benefits?
For example I just mixed some loose rooibos with some white tea and it has a pretty good taste. I was just wondering if the health benefits are combined too? Or do they perhaps neutralize some of one another’s benefits?
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