Can you use this in herbal tea to add a licorice flavor?
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You may try adding a spoon of Arak or Ouzo instead. Both are available at fine liquor retailers. Arak will cost 8-15$ for a 0.75L bottle and last a long time. Clouding is normal.
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I have not tried that but would experiment. I would add just a small amount at first because it has a strong flavor and then just keep adding more until you got it to the strength you liked.
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Anise oil is very strong! If you added it to tea, you should use a very small amount
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I would assume so. I use it in my baking. I only use 1/4 tsp. for a batch of cookies so it won't take much for the flavoring in tea.
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Sharona, I agree with Pat. Try a small drop first. Yes, it's very expensive, but if you're only using a drop or two, it should last a long time. Would you be willing to try the liquor Anisette? We use it in coffee.
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It's very strong so if you do try it in tea, I would just add a small drop and see how it tastes. It's also very expensive so I would suggest you try an Anise Extract for tea instead.
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I suppose you could use the water flavorings but it might be difficult to mix well since the filter (& straw) extends to the bottom of the water bottle. That is just my guess because I have not tried this.
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Not sure, I would think it depends on how fine. I use green gunpowder style but that is a course leaf tea.
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YES, You CAN! And, it's great! The one note is correct that you need to add it slowly if you fill the cup near the brim, because it will bubble over. But, I have been using it in my Bigelow Sweet Dreams tea for a year now. I drink a cup every night before bed, and it really makes my belly feel comfy. Great tasting, too. Oh, I add a spoon of sweetener (I use a blend of Xylitol & Stevia - it's great).
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It's just a thick syrupy flavoring so I suppose you could. I'd test it out on a small amount. Can't help thinking there are better ways to flavor a smoothie than these.
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I'm sure you could but it's kind of dry. I've used them in kombucha to flavor it. But not exactly sure if I'd grab a handful to munch on.
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Of course, but keep in mind that it does have an overpowering flavor. Make sure your other ingredients dominate by adjusting to taste.
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I don't see why not, but I say that based on the tea I steeped in my cup that cooled off.This tea is very herbal, soothing, & tastes better hot.I think of it as medicinal, a nice way to soothe the "feen"of wanting to smoke.The statements on the box are positive aids toward the goal of quitting smoking.Albeit, statements have not be evaluated by the FDA.The package suggests finding them on Facebook: www.facebook.com/QuitTea,or Twitter: @QuitTeaThe Best to you... ;o)
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No, but you can use food grade glycerin. You need the alcohol or glycerin to extract the herbs properties.
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Not exactly ! I use this to make my herbal ice tea , which I LOVE ! I used this to wean off of SUGAR .The first time will seem different ! But, after the first gallon , it will seem natural . My grandchildren , & some of their friends , enjoy the taste . One large container will last me about a year . I use one teaspoon , instead of one & a half cups of sugar, to make my gallon of iced tea . I will place the STEVIA , into a half gallon pot of filtered water , then stir , & then slightly boil .Will dissolve in the pot cleanly ,& completely ! n
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Yes, but you may want to add a teaspoon of vanilla extract. I use a tablespoon or liquid Splenda instead of sugar.
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Yes you could use it in tea however it tastes very green... it's much better in smoothies. You could always use small amounts of it in your tea and mask the taste with extra honey.
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I would think so; I add orange juice to mine and it still works fine. I would just make sure the tea is hot enough and then add the powder to only 1/2 a cup of tea as the powder will fizz up and will bubble over the top of your cup if it is too full. After it is done fizzing you can add the rest of your tea to it.
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I'm sorry I don't have an answer for you since this item was a gift to a grandchild and I haven't had any response from him. Guessing, though, I would think you could add your own flavor--like mint, orange, or other special flavors--but in small amounts.
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I don't see why not. However, when I first got it I did try it with water. No real taste, but not exactly enticing either. I put two tablespoons in with oatmeal, cinnamon and water. Then into the microwave. When it's done I add honey and soy milk. There is no flavor to the powder that I can detect.
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I did because the herbs settle at the bottom but it does not make the flavor any stronger. The flavor is already infused. It's just a habit.
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I believe so! I have never made ginger tea myself, but if it has the same technique of loose leaf it will work great!