Green tea for health
We all know that green tea has excellent health benefits. These include – but are not limited to – antioxidant benefits, stimulating the metabolism, increasing energy levels, improving brain function, and even easing hangovers. But if you’re like me, you happen to despise the taste of plain hot (or cold) herbal green tea.
Introducing newer, better tasting green tea beverages. Wandering through my local health food market, I came across two suitable alternatives to those bitter-tasting tea
bags. Glaceau has formulated a Vitamin Water that contains green tea extract, and is infused with many other vitamins and minerals (hence the name). The taste is clearly green tea, but is sweetened by crystalline fructose syrup, which creates a much more pleasant flavor. Secondly, Steaz has what they call a Green Tea Ginger Ale soda. Sounds weird, but tastes exactly as described - green tea, ginger ale, and that cool zing of soda bubbles. Omitting high fructose corn syrup (a very unhealthy sweetener) but sweetened by natural cane sugar instead, this is a healthy choice for your green tea cravings.
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5 Comments to Green tea for health
If you aren’t completley opposed to the taste of green tea when it’s sugared and flavored, then try lipton green tea citrus. It’s actually really good. Also the Arizona tea brand has a pomegranate( sorry my spelling is horrible) flavored green tea. It is great.
That Green Tea Ginger Ale soda sounds good,I’ll def. have to pick some of that up.I don’t think I’ve seen the Green Tea VW but,I’ll have to look for that.Can’t go wrong with Vitamn Water,mmm.
Thanks for linking me ;]
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That is so weird. I almost bought that soda at the store a couple hours ago, but then decided that I would like to try and find out online it it was any good. You read my mind. ![]()
July 31, 2007
Vitamin water is the coolest!! After I got out of the hospital I totally stocked up on that because I was low on all of my vitamins, protien everything, it was AMAZING!!
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July 23, 2007