Can I add this to my hot green tea or should I just drink it alone with honey? Can I drink it hot? I prefer hot tea. Thanks in advance for your help
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To use in tea I think would it would be very hard to drink.For me it is best mixed in a cold shake of some sort.I use it in my Nutri Bullet with other superfoods and whatever you like .
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Yes you can add it to other tea but because it is very strong tasting it will change the taste of whatever you mix with it. Best used by itself with a little sweetener. In some countries it's called the horseradish tree as it's flavor is similar.
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I would wait till the tea cools down a little. You want the Moringa raw, don't hear it past 110 degrees
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Unheated honey is cloudy as soon as it is extracted. This cloudiness gradually increases day-by-day as the honey thickens, and ultimately raw honey becomes hard, or crystallized. Do not worry, the honey is not ruined, it`s not old. Because honey is super saturated, one of the sugars in it losses water and takes the form of a crystal. You can put jar in warm water to dissolve the crystals, do not heat it,do not kill all the benefits ! I use a big spoon to get the honey ;the raw honey and hot green tea make my body and soul happy and healthy!!!!
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One teaspoon of this wonderful honey will easily melt in your morning tea. Just keep the teaspoon with the honey on it in the tea for a minute or two. It is a wonderful addition to tea. And yes, it is very easy to scoop out of the jar.
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I mix 1/3 teaspoon of the powder with 38 ounces of cold water to make iced green tea. It does not dissolve completely, but it does color the water green and tastes like brewed green tea only very strong. Some sediment will fall to the bottom, but if you swirl your cup before taking a drink, it mixes it up nicely and you won't be getting any tea leaf texture. I have found it unnecessary to use hot water or brew it. Your personal tastes will dictate whether this approach works for you.
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I add it to my herbal tea. Just put it in the cup and then add tea. This helps it ti dissolve better.
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My husband and I only drink it hot. It adds to the soothing effect and puts us to sleep quickly. I suppose you could drink it over ice after brewing.
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I never thought to do this so I tried it last night, using the cold water that came out of my refrigerator filter. I used two of the tea bags and a large 8 cup Pyrex measuring cup. I poured the water over the tea bags and the water remained clear. When I woke up 7 hours later, the water was the usual tea color but a weaker shade. When I tasted it, it tasted weaker too. So I would say this does not work well. I usually let the tea steep for several hours after pouring boiling water over the tea bags but now I am thinking that simply hot water will do. But not cold water....
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You actually can put it in normal cold milk. Just make sure you stir it well. :D I prefer using itin warm milk with some cinnamon and honey.Enjoy it however you want! ^_^
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I let my tea steep a while in the water for the medicinal properties. I think local honey is better than sugar but it depends on personal preference. I learned a lot watching Susun Weed and Rosemary Gladstar on youtube.com and by just doing basic research on the internet. My herb tea has been a great replacement for coffee!
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I bought this matcha to add to my smoothies after learning about its antioxidant properties. I suppose you could make tea with it but I think it would be simple just to get green tea bags for tea as I have.
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I don't drink juice that often so I have not tried it. I add it to my water and green tea
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Hi Lisa, I put only 1 tsp in a green and red drink -- all powders and then put a few organic frozen strawberries and frozen blueberries in it and put it in fridge ...go to a walk...and come back and enjoy it. The drink combines greens with reds, 1 tsp each of l glutamine powder and inflammacore for immune system then i add 1 tablespoon of organic pomegrante powder and organic black raspberry powder. So the taste is basically sweet from all the fruit. Not calorie to any extent but a good immune drink. I mix with 1/4 or less cup of iced filtered water or Fiji. My integrative hematologist advised me on this. Not sure this will be helpful to you though. On the side, each day I have a fresh green drink that has a bit of beet in it too. I must say I never get sick and don't take the flu shot. Eat as much organic as possible. my e-mail is gaynornews@gmail.com if you want to follow up directly. Betty Ann Gaynor
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As a satisfied customer of the wonderful Honey product...ye,s it is easy to use a teaspoon just like you would for "peanut butter"...can also be spread on toast with a butter knife. No refrigeration needed which would make the honey "crystallize." A True Treat for Honey Lovers! Enjoy and hope this comment helps answer the question...great for sweetening Tea too! JOY!
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use a regular cheaper honey for your tea- the heat will destroy the healing property of manuka honey, according to my on-line research
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This one tastes very green, no added flavors. I would describe it as earthy and I mix with plain water first thing in the morning and I enjoy the earthiness of it and there is no aftertaste. It would mix well with other things probably if you prefer since it has no flavor added.
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I would not try it. I have not seen anything about that in the literature that came with the teapot. Please remember this is a small teapot, I get two servings of about 10oz each, so I haven't had a problem with it getting cold. One old trick to keep the tea hotter, pour boiling water into it to warm it BEFORE you make the tea. Then boil your tea water, dump the cooled water out, and the pot is warmer to begin with. (My best suggestion for keeping tea warm is to go with a glass pot instead, I used a Melita coffee pot for this, and you can put that on an electric warmer plate and keep it hot for hours.) I would not try it. I have not seen anything about that in the literature that came with the teapot. Please remember this is a small teapot, I get two servings of about 10oz each, so I haven't had a problem with it getting cold. One old trick to keep the tea hotter, pour boiling water into it to warm it BEFORE you make the tea. Then boil your tea water, dump the cooled water out, and the pot is warmer to begin with. (My best suggestion for keeping tea warm is to go with a glass pot instead, I used a Melita coffee pot for this, and you can put that on an electric warmer plate and keep it hot... » Read More I would not try it. I have not seen anything about that in the literature that came with the teapot. Please remember this is a small teapot, I get two servings of about 10oz each, so I haven't had a problem with it getting cold. One old trick to keep the tea hotter, pour boiling water into it to warm it BEFORE you make the tea. Then boil your tea water, dump the cooled water out, and the pot is warmer to begin with. (My best suggestion for keeping tea warm is to go with a glass pot instead, I used a Melita coffee pot for this, and you can put that on an electric warmer plate and keep it hot for hours.) « Show Less
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This is straight powdered green tea - nothing added so I'd concur on what Christian Killion said! This is a very economical product, a 1/2 TBSP or less added to 15oz of 1% milk and what ever sweetener you want to add makes a great Milk Tea. But this product is nothing but green tea powder, not milk tea powder, so there's nothing added that I can tell!