Sentences with phrase «strawberry hibiscus tea»

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When you're ready to be refreshed, combine 1/2 cup of cold hibiscus tea with 1 cup of fresh sliced strawberries in a blender.

Ingredients: Brewed tea (filtered water, organic Sencha green tea, organic dried strawberries, organic basil, organic Holy basil, organic hibiscus), organic cane sugar, live kombucha culture (yeast, bacteria)

You can serve your hibiscus mocktail hot with slices of citrus and apple (or other winter fruits) or mix equal parts chilled hibiscus tea with pomegranate juice, add finely chopped strawberries and oranges, pour over ice, and top with carbonated water for your own hibiscus sangria.

Blueberries / strawberries, Turmeric Garlic Walnuts Oatmeal Amla Matcha or Hibiscus tea flax seed meal Spinach White button mushrooms Broccoli Black beans

California nutritionist Stella Metsovas likes to add mint or mint tea, lemon or lemon balm, or hibiscus tea to water to make it more «exciting,» while fitness author Debbie Mandel recommends creating your own spa water by filling a pitcher with water, adding slices of fruit such as strawberry or peach, and refrigerating until the water is delicately fragranced and flavored.

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