Sep 30, 2015 06:21 PM
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Lipton is positively stretching out nowadays, with home grown teas and green teas and supercharged cancer prevention agent teas. It's decent to see sound tea alternatives have turned out to be more standard.
Lipton's Green Tea is fine. It's not very severe, not very light. It tastes some place between some customary dark tea and the sort of tea you get poured at the Chinese buffet.
Green tea(and white tea) is viewed as a considerable measure preferred for the body over dark tea, as it contains more cancer prevention agents. This tea gives you 165mg in flavonoids and 15mg of potassium in every glass.
There are no calories, no sodium, no carbs and no fats in the tea. The fixings read: 100% common green tea(instead of fake green tea?).
One box is truly a decent arrangement - you get 100 tea sacks. On the off chance that you reuse one teabag twice, it's a far superior arrangement. This crate ought to last me a long time.
The bundling's majority is recyclable, and the container demonstrates a stamp for being Rainforest Alliance Certified(more than 80% guaranteed all things considered). The case likewise touts it is bundled in a zero landfill office, which I appreciate.
I incline toward a smoother, more fragile green tea myself, yet this truly is a nice choice for individuals who appreciate dark tea and are occupied with plunging their toes in the lake of green and white teas.
NOTE ONE: Green Tea is jazzed. It's not a home grown tea. FYI.
NOTE TWO: Also, don't let this tea soak longer than a moment to two minutes, or it gets intense quick. I soak it for a moment(without crushing the pack), and after that utilization the sack for a moment container, soaking for two minutes.
