learn to like tea

For a while I have wanted to try to learn to like tea, but never found one that I could take more then a few sips of. I found white tea, and I like it better than most. I have been getting it bottled, and I am starting to like it, but I still would rather soda or water.

I’m not willing to do this anymore since I want to banish all forms of caffeine out of my life.

Tea’s gross.

In literally a matter of hours (36?) I’ve fallen madly in love with tea. I had no idea about all the varieties, flavours and brewing techniques, nor any clue about the fascinating culture surrounding it. I became giddy when looking around the T2 store, so many teas to try, not nearly enough money! And it’s not just the taste—brewing it is such an enjoyable little ritual. I’d love to try some tisanes as well.
Worth doing? Heck yes!

I learned to like beer, and I can learn to like this too. Green tea has so many health benefits… but that doesn’t stop it tasting like crap. Next time I’m buying the peppermint green tea—that sounds yummy. I really want to try matcha too, it has a killer green colour!
(Also, drinking tea is helping me with my goal of drinking more water)

I used to not like it at all, but I don’t drink coffee either. My favorite tea is peppermint tea. It’s great. With sugar – lots of sugar :) Chai tea with milk in it is great too.

i have 2 drink tea made by other people because im too heavy handed. start of with as much sugar as you can afford to put in then over a few months gradually cut down. i started off with 4 spoons of sugar now im on 1 and a bit but i somtimes use sweetners they do the same job and are better for you. fruit teas are so nice my fav one is cranberry and raspberry not only does it taste great its good for period cramps too. try all of my suggestions try all of the suggestion put to you with this page and you will learn to like tea.

I used to be unable to swallow tea. I loved the idea, knew it was good for you, but couldn’t get it to go down my throat. But all I had tried was tea derived from fruit (orange pekoe, cranberry etc). Then I discovered chamomile and other “bitter” teas and I love them. For those who can’t take the fruities – try green tea, roiboos (the BEST – all the antioxidents of green but naturally caffiene free), pau d’arco, peppermint, ginger etc. There are so many teas out there, you are sure to find one you like.

Tea is gooooooood ;-)

I like it as much as I ever will. I like it because I know it’s good for me and also because it’s warm. Not so much the taste, but that’s okay.