I want to drink Green tea because it has so many health benefits. I have never drank tea, coffee, hot chocolate, or any other hot liquid, so it's hard for me to adjust. I get grossed out by the taste, and I don't like the fact that it's hot. Is there a way to make it taste better, other than milk, sugar, and honey? Also, is the cold Lipton Green tea you can buy at the convenience store just as healthy?
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8 responses so far ↓
1 Genesee // Jun, 2008
Hello,
I always make my green tea combine with regular bags for my ice tea. It always tastes good and I reap all of the health benefits without having the nasty taste.
I hope that helps!
Good Luck!
genesee@the-chocolate-spot.com
2 HopHead // Jun, 2008
Yes, lipton is healthy.
you really limit the ways to enjoy the tea.
Make a veg drink in the blender and add a tea bag of tea to it. The bag filter is optional but as the veg will supply enough fiber I reccom. you discard it.
3 Daria F // Jun, 2008
add sugar lol
4 Agirl // Jun, 2008
Make sure the green tea you buy is a good brand. Try a Korean make or Japanese. Also don't let the tea bag steep too long, it will get bitter.
Also you can make a punch with green tea, just add your fave juice and club soda.
5 inSC // Jun, 2008
The cold Lipton Green tea should be as healthy. I drink the diet all the time. It even taste better than the regular and doesn't have the calories.
6 garrettsambo // Jun, 2008
Combine the green tea bags with the ice tea bags, and mix them together. It should work!
7 flowerchild0217 // Jun, 2008
You can take green tea pills. from a vitamin store
OR….
2 oz lemon vodka
1/2 oz Grand Marnier® orange liqueur
1 oz chilled green tea
Combine ingredients in a martini shaker with ice and shake until chilled. Pour into a martini glass rimmed with lime juice and sugar. Garnish with lime slices.
8 Wonderwall // Jun, 2008
Add honey, sugar, sweet-n-low or equal and throw in ice cubes…no one said you had to drink it hot…make it just like you make regular iced tea.
You can even squeeze some lemon in. None of this affects the health benefits of freshly brewed green tea.
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