benefiting from black tea?

February 27th, 2008 · 4 Comments



I just recently heard that black tea is good for your digestive system… I ran to the local chinese market and bought a box or organic black tea (lapsang?)
When I used to live in scotland, my guardian would put milk and sugar in some english black tea and it tasted so darn freaking good.
this black tea I got from the store was stronger, darker, and smokier…and I had to put massive amounts of milk and sugar to hide that…
then recently, i read an article about how milk blocks all the health benefit from tea… and how sugar in your tea was also bad.. then i did a research on it and read some articles that it was OK and others that said it was NOT GOOD…or even HARMFUL to our healths….
do you guys know anything about thhat???:(
i hate wasting what i buy… so i wanna finish this box of tea… how could i drink this tea "healthy" if I can;'t put milk and sugar in it…yet not drink it alone (because it just tastes that bad alone…!!)

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    4 responses so far ↓

    • 1 xXxEmmaxXx // Feb, 2008

      You could try putting lemon or other juicy fruits in it, hides the taste a bit and is healthier.

      Hope that helped
      Emma
      xXx

    • 2 rivenliether // Feb, 2008

      Okay, the whole milk-blocking-the-benefits-of-black-tea thing is pure bull. Fat-free milk is always a nice thing to put in black tea.

      Putting lots of sugar in anything is never a good idea; Splenda is a healthier choice. But either way, it won't block the benefits either.

    • 3 webby // Feb, 2008

      make a blend, mix it with a mild herb tea that you like.
      Morrocan tea is beautiful and it's black tea, mint and verbena.

    • 4 The One Who Knows (Swamy) // Feb, 2008

      Make it very light and that way it doesn't taste that bad. Add a little stevia to make it sweet and avoid milk. Put some lemon and honey if you prefer.

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