So I decided to try No Pain Rooibos by Pekoe Sip House out of Boulder, Colorado. Pekoe Sip House was started in 2003. They have their own cafe serving tea, coffee, and baked goods, along with a store that ships all of their teas. This is the first time I’ve ever tried a rooibos tea.[…]
Read MoreIn a world where we love our cup of Joe, there is a major shift that is happening where we are striving for a healthier beverage. Our addiction to caffeine is regarded as unhealthy, so we are looking for healthier alternatives. Enter the herbal infusion revolution. Herbal infusions, also known as herbal teas, are generally[…]
Read MoreRed, or rooibos, tea is perhaps the most overlooked of all teas. It has been a staple of South African culture for centuries, but has only recently begun to take off in Western countries. If your loose leaf tea chest doesn’t have a single rooibos tea blend in it, you really are missing out. It[…]
Read MoreSo I have to admit that I don’t just drink true teas, but I also dabble in herbal teas. Lately, I’ve been sipping on Blueberry Merlot by Tea Forte, which tastes great if you’re a fan of fruity flavors. I wouldn’t say the blueberry flavor overpowers the drink since there are other flavors that are[…]
Read MoreShort answer: Unfortunately, after searching for hours, I can find no research studies determining whether yerba mate is better at burning fat than green tea. Each is claimed to have fat burning properties, but you should likely experiment to see which one works best for you, if any. Note: I have read some studies that[…]
Read MoreAs far as herbs, chamomile is one of the most popular herbs worldwide. It is commonly used in herbal teas on its own or in blended teas. While herbal teas are not technically considered real tea from the Camellia Sinensis plant, they still have plenty of health benefits regardless. This article gives a brief overview[…]
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