Tea

I'm a huge fan of the Revolution tea peach ginger. Also, the cherry blossom tea they sell at Starbucks is outstanding, although I've heard they discontinued it.

The flavored green teas. Lipton makes a bunch of fruit ones. I like the orange, passionfruit one. Some teas can get pricey, but they are yummy!

Does tea count as water?

Sheesh ~ that's like asking someone who their favorite child is :laugh: If price is not an object, Bigelow's Lapsang Souchong (they don't sell it around here so I have to order it online) is my favorite 'special occasion' tea but as far as everyday tea, it's usually Bigelow's Constant Comment, Lipton's Jasmine Green or Lipton's Chai Spice.

A story I always tell about what tea represents to me; my father was an attorney, my mother was his secretary and they had their offices in our home. It was an iron-clad rule that every day at 4:30pm, everything came to a grinding halt and we had "tea time". To this day, tea not only represents comfort, family and tradition to me, no matter what I'm doing or where I am, along about 4:30 each day, I get a hankering for a nice hot cuppa

Bigelow's Mint Medley and I Love Lemon. I have them whenever I visit my parents.

Yogi Tea's Mayan Cocoa Spice is chocolatey treat with <5 calories. I'm enjoying one in my office now.

Matcha powder. I heat a small pot of skim milk and make a matcha latte with my frother.

I used to love Black Current tea with a currant scone - or with yogurt mixed with Zante currants.

Almond Sunset from Celestial Seasonings is a low-calorie dessert with a little skim milk and splenda.

Earl Grey can be quite uplifting, too! And as I found out after developing my fondness for Earl Grey tea, most of my favorite perfumes contain bergamot, which is the main aromatic ingredient in Earl Grey.

kelly kelly kelly,
try tazo passion, ill give you some of the tea bags next time you come over, i have this awesome peach kind too yumm yumm. lol

I like almost every tea I've ever had . . . except Earl Grey.

If you're poor like me, the Celestial teas are great (less than $3 for 20 bags). I keep a box in my dorm room at all times. They have a variety pack with several of their fruit teas, which I love.

About counting it as water intake, I think it's fine to do so. BUT -- most of your water intake should be water if possible. That's what we tell our patients at the hospital . . .

Happy Tea Drinking! :happy:

Stash Licorice Tea!!! I LOVE it because it requires NO sweeteners and it's kind of spicy and refreshing! I used to order loose leaf teas online from Teavana.com. They are exceptional, but alas I cannot afford that luxury lately. I have one tin of loose leaf tea that is French, I believe the brand is Hediard, and it is black tea with strawberry, raspberry, & rhubarb, with cornflower and sunflower petals. It's very good and I save it for special occasions.

I like most teas, except plain green without added flavors. To me, green tea tastes like wet grass unless it has some fruity or flowery tones along with it.

I also like TAZO organic Chai, but I have to add honey because it's too potent for me without sweeteners and I can't tolerate adding milk to any kind of tea.