Welcome to Tea Tuesdays!
I'm totally obsessed with tea, so every Tuesday, I'm sharing one of
my favourites...and maybe sometimes something just totally awesome and
tea-related.
Recently my biggest tea obsession has been loose tea! If you're new to loose tea, check out my first Tea Tuesday post and see how easy it is to brew! You can also click my "Tea Tuesdays!" button above to see my previous tea posts! :D
Today's tea is DAVIDsTEA's GOJI POP!
Goji Pop is one of my absolute favourites! It's sweet, and fruity, but it's also light, too! It's perfect for hot or cold tea, and you can drink it with or without sugar...which is pretty rare for me because I have a pretty big soft spot for sugar in my tea. ;) haha
Here's what it looks like:
Here's what it looks like:
Look at all of those berries...DELICIOUS! :D
SPRING ETERNALLegend has it that Li Ching-Yuen was born in China in 1677 and died 256 years later in New York. His secret? Goji berries. Your secret? This hot pink tea filled with sweet, sweet goji berries, rosehips, citrusy lemon oil, apple, melon, marigold and hibiscus. It’s probably the most delicious longevity formula ever. Which is key, since you’ll be popping it for the next two centuries. Caffeine-free.INGREDIENTS
Apple, goji berries, hibiscus, rosehips, honeydew melon, marigold petals. With artificial flavouring*.
Since I got myself thinking about iced and hot tea with Goji Pop, I decided to make both! :D
For hot tea, I used my DAVIDsTEA Perfect Mug! :D
For my iced tea, I steeped Goji Pop in my steeper, and then I transferred it to my tea canteen and put it in the fridge with some ice cubes to make it nice and cold! I leave it in the fridge until I'm ready to drink it later, sometimes I wait a few hours, or if I make it at night, I drink it the morning after. :) Before I sealed my tea canteen up tight, I took a picture of the bright pink colour of Goji Pop to show you all! :D
For hot tea, I used my DAVIDsTEA Perfect Mug! :D
For my iced tea, I steeped Goji Pop in my steeper, and then I transferred it to my tea canteen and put it in the fridge with some ice cubes to make it nice and cold! I leave it in the fridge until I'm ready to drink it later, sometimes I wait a few hours, or if I make it at night, I drink it the morning after. :) Before I sealed my tea canteen up tight, I took a picture of the bright pink colour of Goji Pop to show you all! :D
What I love about Goji Pop is the fact that it's both delicious, and really good for you! Plus, it's one of those teas that's naturally sweet, which helps me cut back on the amount of sugar I put in my tea, too! :)
What tea are you drinking this week?
And does Goji Pop sound like your cup of tea? ;)
Another tea to add to my buying list next time I go to Davids!
ReplyDeletehaha this one is delicious! :D If I had to pick one favourite...this one might just be it! haha
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