Maury’s Hive Tea Bags Are Sweetened With Honey

Maury Pittman, a fitness trainer and wellness professional, has reinvented the tea bag. He’s infused it with honey. You add boiling water, steep, and sip: The sweetness of honey pleases your palate to the end. Yummy honey with no sticky mess. How does he do it? Maury’s tea bags include premium robust black or green…
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Tea Ice Pops Recipes For National Iced Tea Month

You can make turn any kind of tea into an ice pop, from a diet pop made with noncaloric sweetener to an elaborate fruit-filled, creamy pop. Start with your choice of plain tea, Earl Grey, Constant Comment, rooibos, whatever. Then pick a sweetener. You can use agave syrup, honey, flavored simple syrup (lavender, lemon, mint,…
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Just Ice Tea: A Favorite Bottled Tea Returns

[1] Original Green Tea, which along with Original Black Tea are the two unsweetenened, zero-calorie teas in the line (all photos © Eat The Change). [2] Berry Hibiscus, one of the two herbal (caffeine-free) teas in the line. [3] Our personal favorite, Half Tea & Half Lemonade (also known as the Arnold Palmer). [4] A…
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Karkade, An Egyptian Iced Tea Recipe For National Iced Tea Month

As with the U.S., different types of tea are enjoyed in Egypt, hot and iced. One of the popular herbal teas is karkadè (KAR-kah-day, with a rolled “r”), brewed from dried hibiscus leaves. The flavor of hibiscus is floral, tart and fruity, reminiscent of cranberry juice. Sugar and honey are added for a sweet and…
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