Question Regarding Flavored Tea(s)

[Domestic_Goddess]

Ladies, I got a lousy cold on Valentine's Day,

and had NO tea in the house to help sooth my sore throat.

On Thurday we went to town and I couldn't decide on what

new flavors of tea to buy, so I bought 6 different kinds,

and out of the 6, I enjoyed SNAPPLE'S WILD 'BOUT BERRIES and BIGELOW'S VANILLA CARAMEL.

I found that the Snapple was quite reasonable $1.76 @ Walmart,

and I think one of the best tasting new teas,

and now I want to go back and get buy their ORANGE-INALITYflavored tea as well.

I see on the side of the box, SNAPPLE also has a STRAWBERRY White Tea,

but didn't see it in the store, we'll definitely have to try this one,

if I can find it at another store.

 

It's nice to find a great tasing tea that doesn't cost sooo much!

 

Ladies, for those of you who drink "hot" tea, what are some of your favorite flavors of teas,

and what's brand name, incase I'd like to give it a try.

[PoGo]

I drink iced tea, myself.

Mother posted the recipe for making an herbal cold/flu tea, in Natures Prescriptions.

Get well soon!

[halfpint]

For a sore throat, although it tastes awful, I like the 'Throat Coat Tea', and always try to keep some on hand. Most of the time I drink mint tea, but sometimes go for honey lemon, cranberry or orange teas. Where I grew up, we used to dig up sassafras roots and make tea out of that.

Dawn

[mentalutopia]

I'm an herbal tea drinker, and am rather fond of Celestial Seasonings Bengal Spice either hot or cold, or hot chamomile of any variety. I like Sleepytime too. I generally dislike any fruity-flavored tea. I can stomach lemon soother and lemon zinger if I'm sick, but prefer plain hot lemonade with honey to even the lemony herb teas. Peach, berry, etc--yechh!

[Becca_Anne]

Bigelow Lemon tea with lots of honey added, and some greated fresh ginger is awesome for a sore throat when you're sick.

I am currently loving Celestial Seasonings Cinnamon Apple Spice as a regular part of my day!