Can I mix the tea with lemon/baking soda water?
921769
I have never deviated from the instructions that come with the tea in fear of possibly interfering with the molecular balance. I always use purified water as this causes ionic action so I am told. try e-mailing Flor and see what they say. I follow the eating delay instructions also. Changing the ph of the mixture might damage it. Don't know for sure. Hope this helps.
921770
You can mix with a little lemon or honey but not baking soda water... Works best when you use it in the purest form.
921771
Have you ever used the product before and why would you want to mix it with Lemon/baking soda water. If you are just looking to drink tea there would be better teas to use.
706283
I wouldn't even if it's ok. But you can prepare your tea the same I prepare coffee. Put the loose tea leaves first. Then pour the boiling water on top. Cover with the plunger/filter at the level of the water. Wait until the desired strength and then push the plunger/filter all the down. Wait a little bit and then pour the tea in your cup. Enjoy.
1493875
That would depend on how strong you make your tea. It is a very large bag and the best taste I've tried. I mix it half and half with white tea.
77827
Please use only distilled water or you can use detox water. Other combination do not mix well with the minerals.
260818
I suppose that you could. However, the ice melts as the tea is brewed which makes it the correct strength for drinking. If you were going to make tea without much ice, you might want to reduce the amount of tea you use.
249000
Absolutely! I have also made sun tea in a personal bottle, mixed it with watered down apple juice or lemonade to change it up. It is an excellent tea.
19273
No, no lemon. I don't care much for lemon in ice tea. I think a lot of folks would prefer fresh lemon anyway.
1586315
No. You have to boil the water and then steep the tea. Well worth it though!
1243122
I generally only put it in water. That is how I have always used it. I would follow the instructions. Lemon is an acid but once inside the body, it turns alkaline but you don't want to cancel out what the Aerobic 07 is intended to do. (Costs too much to take that chance.) Maybe consult with a naturopath.
1555721
Distilled water is best. The directions don't say not to use citrus oils. I have used blends of oils in it just fine. I really like the product.
11722
I tried it in plain water and it's no good. Only for cooking. Try the True Lemon crystallized packets. My last order was for 500 lemon and 500 lime. They work great for what you are looking for.
1037758
Yes, you can, but tea should steep. Don't know how strong tou like it. Coffee is great!
727395
If you are making iced tea or iced coffee, and the beverage will need to be diluted, add the cool water or diluent to the pitcher first and then add the hot liquid. If you are making sweet tea, add the sugar and the water to the pitcher and then the hot liquid. I was taught when using fine china, always put a sterling spoon in the cup before pouring hot tea into the cup for the same reason. The sterling absorbs the heat first, preventing the fragile china cup from cracking. I make iced tea every day. I use an old pyrex coffee pot to boil the water and to steep the tea, then I pour it into a pitcher with about a pint of cool water. I have never had a pitcher break when using this method. If you are making iced tea or iced coffee, and the beverage will need to be diluted, add the cool water or diluent to the pitcher first and then add the hot liquid. If you are making sweet tea, add the sugar and the water to the pitcher and then the hot liquid. I was taught when using fine china, always put a sterling spoon in the cup before pouring hot tea into the cup for the same reason. The sterling absorbs the heat first, preventing the fragile china cup from cracking. I make iced tea every day. I use an old pyrex coffee pot to boil the water and to steep the tea, then I pour it into a... » Read More If you are making iced tea or iced coffee, and the beverage will need to be diluted, add the cool water or diluent to the pitcher first and then add the hot liquid. If you are making sweet tea, add the sugar and the water to the pitcher and then the hot liquid. I was taught when using fine china, always put a sterling spoon in the cup before pouring hot tea into the cup for the same reason. The sterling absorbs the heat first, preventing the fragile china cup from cracking. I make iced tea every day. I use an old pyrex coffee pot to boil the water and to steep the tea, then I pour it into a pitcher with about a pint of cool water. I have never had a pitcher break when using this method. « Show Less
922840
I mix it with warm water and a tablespoon or two of olive oil (or avocado oil) that I have on hand until I get the consistency I want. I once mixed it with tea and it dried out my hair. I've never used lemon juice, personally.
1999499
Mix a teaspoon or so with some vinegar. It will fizz if it's still god. Bear in mind that this material isn't as active as regular baking soda (sodium bicarbonate)--that's why the instructions say to use double the amount of baking soda which a recipe calls for.
1268611
Use baking soda and hot, hot water. Let it sit for 10 minutes or so and then rinse with warm water afterwards.Will be good as new. I use mine for Iced tea and can get quite awful looking if not cleaned thoroughly.
917463
Yes. Just make sure the amount of water you pour in will cover all of the loose leaf tea in the infuser.