What are the methods of consumption (just eating the leaves plain, mixing into smoothie, brewing, etc)?
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I have a kale and fruit smothie every a.m. and I put a Tablespoon of the Green tea leaves in it:). Don't like to be or since they are better raw.
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I blend about 1-2 tsp into the liquid first in the blender and use liquefy setting on my blender first. Then I add other items to blend as usual this way the leaves are fully blended.
1949209
This is the best green tea I have every purchased. I can brew the leaves twice and the tea is delicious. When I an done I will use the leaves for one of two things. I will blend them in my juice or dry them out for my doves. I really spent my moneyes well with this tea. You will enjoy it.
1949210
Exactly! I sometimes just pop a pinch into my mouth and chew while other times I drop a pinch into my smoothies. I don't brew it. Regards!
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Hi AJ,There are a lot of ways to enjoy our product. You could check some of the recipes on our website eatgreentea.comAll the best,NathanEatGreenTea
523898
We generally make a smoothie with Vi-shape, some sort of fruit, organic peanut butter, toasted Flax Seed, one spoon of Columbian instant coffee, and oat grain, blended with ice.
880355
Absolutely! Put 8 scoops of leaves in the brewer, fill with hot tap water and let steep overnight in the fridge. In the morning, remove leaves and add sugar or honey to taste and you're done.
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I usually just drink it with any liquid like water, coffee or juice. It doesn't taste bad at all so it's really easy to just mix it with anything.
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I don't follow any recipe but here are my basic ingredients and the amounts depend on whether for one or two. I start with some orange juice, 1/2 cup or so, 1/2 to 1 banana (ripe), small bunch of kale or spinach, then blueberries other options - frozen cherries, an apple, a carrot, then ice cubes, a splash of real maple syrup for sweet, maybe a few dried apricots, could substitute a cucumber or a carrot in other words you sneak in some vegies, use your imagination - experiment and don't forget a scoop of Amazing Meal. I use a Vita Mix. If the smoothy is too thick add water, juice or more ice. Have fun! Enjoy I don't follow any recipe but here are my basic ingredients and the amounts depend on whether for one or two. I start with some orange juice, 1/2 cup or so, 1/2 to 1 banana (ripe), small bunch of kale or spinach, then blueberries other options - frozen cherries, an apple, a carrot, then ice cubes, a splash of real maple syrup for sweet, maybe a few dried apricots, could substitute a cucumber or a carrot in other words you sneak in some vegies, use your imagination - experiment and don't forget a scoop of Amazing Meal. I use a Vita Mix. If the smoothy is too thick add water, juice or more... » Read More I don't follow any recipe but here are my basic ingredients and the amounts depend on whether for one or two. I start with some orange juice, 1/2 cup or so, 1/2 to 1 banana (ripe), small bunch of kale or spinach, then blueberries other options - frozen cherries, an apple, a carrot, then ice cubes, a splash of real maple syrup for sweet, maybe a few dried apricots, could substitute a cucumber or a carrot in other words you sneak in some vegies, use your imagination - experiment and don't forget a scoop of Amazing Meal. I use a Vita Mix. If the smoothy is too thick add water, juice or more ice. Have fun! Enjoy « Show Less
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That's probably a subjective question...my preferred way to drink it is actually blended with 3-5 frozen strawberries.
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I never just drink them plain. I always add fruits of some kind. I make mine with Vanilla unsweetened almond mild, add fruit of choice, and maybe even add alittle PB2(powder peanut butter) or almond butter. You can also add kale or spinach to add to the shake. You can go online and find all kinds of ways to spice up your shake!
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I usually would just heat up water n then mix it with the tea, but recently I started using it with smoothies like I add bananas berries n strawberrys n I mix matcha in it n it taste good too. It all depends on what you prefer.
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Not a good idea...when you make the smoothie, after a period of time there will be a separation of the heavy/light ingredients.you can probably remix with a very short mix again
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Yes you could, but if you just drink the brewed tea, you will not be getting the full benefits and antioxidants. So I would leave the loose tea leaves in your brew and just swallow them as you drink the tea made from them. I hope this helps to answer your question. Take care.
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Turn it into a latte. 1 cup hot milk, 1 teaspoon matcha and 1 splenda packet. Still not as good as Starbuck's but it goes down a lot easier! :)
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I make green smoothies with fresh spinach, fruits and 16 oz of water. I add ice cubes as desired. It is delicious and healthy! I would not add ice cream because that would defeat your purpose of being healthy.
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A few berries and maybe banana. It's not a big time blender. Great for on the go poder mix.
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You really get your money's worth, about a year's supply unless you're using it for a restaurant or the like. I put about a tablespoon in a tea caddy, steep it well. Often I'll add fresh mint from the garden and some raw ginger. Great for a before bedtime drink. You'll sleep, guaranteed.
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I'm not a lot of help; I assumed that anything safe for consumption-such as brewed tea-is safe to eat as well and have used the leaves in a cupcake recipe. But I'm no expert. I researched it on eatgreentea.com but couldn't find a great answer for this brand. Figured I was only using a small amount for a special occasion so how much harm could it do?
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Sure, you can make any kind of a smoothie! :-) My Mom makes green ones all of the time with hers. It is super convenient to drink right out of the container you blend it in too.
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I use leafy greens in mine all the time, but for best results I mix them with hard vegetables and alternate between the two going into the juicer. There is lots of info on the nutritional content of all sorts of vegetable juices if you google 'juicingbook'