MadameMarque
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ORIGINAL: Toppingfrmbottom Twoshoes, if I am going to drink tea, I want sugar in it lol. And there's other options out there, other than tea, that deserve to be brought into the light as well:) Oh, but have you ever been to a gourmet tea shop? There are so many different flavors of subtly sweet, so it doesn't take much to make it even sweeter. Make it hot or cold, taste test and see what you find delicious. Then, if that's not sweet enough for you, as it's not for me, a little honey or natural maple syrup. If you can't have those sweeteners, try the smallest amount of stevia, such as half of one of the smallest, head-of-a-pin tablets. I don't know the names of the more exotic ones, but some common sweeter tea ingredients are orange peel, orange spice, licorice, vanilla, fruit tea (not the sugar content of juice or whole fruit) such as blueberry or apricot. Coco! - I was just introduced to a tea with the scent and flavor of coco. Tea brewed from ginger and/or ginseng is bracing and tasty and extremely healthy - again, you may want to sweeten in some healthier way. The healthiest addition to water is to get a custom herbal formula prescribed by a good doctor of Oriental Medicine, and brew it. The taste will be distinctive, but if you dare, take it like a woman! :P It's worth the benefits!
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