Green tea with citrus, honey, and ginseng...

My favorite drink at work lately is hot green tea, and I make the perfect cup by brewing the tea bags and then adding any blend of citrus juices (primarily lemon, lime, and a dash of orange and sometimes grapefruit), a bit of honey, and a vial or two of ginseng extract.

The caffeine and ginseng keep me going all night long and it is so delicious. I doubt I'm enough of a connosieur to tell the difference between different varieties of green tea, though I did notice it with "white" green tea, which makes a good blend with the regular green tea bag.

Green Tea: 4g Water: 600g Juice: 35g Honey 3g Ginseng: 10g

Cost: $0.50 to $0.75 per 20oz cup

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I'm going out on a limb and guessing they are the small vials of dark ginseng extract. I just bought boxes of 12 vials for $1.00 per *box* at a local dollar store, so the total cost would be less than .10 per vial wich I'd guess to be 5-10g. Normally these vials sell for $5 per box at asian markets (still less than .50 each)

- Dominic

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Dominic T.

Oh, sorry, I meant 10g or rather a 10ml vial of ginseng extract. I get a box of 30 vials of Pine Brand Red Panax Ginseng Extractum for about $5 at the Asian supermarket, and the green tea bags are several dollars for a box of 100. The ginseng extract purports to contain

2000mg of ginseng, and even if I'm not sure if it gives me energy it still tastes good.
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Do you really hate green tea so much that you want to punish it by doing this? What did green tea do to you?

--scott

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Scott Dorsey

Scott Dorseyeikuee$cec$ snipped-for-privacy@panix2.panix.com11/5/06 10: snipped-for-privacy@panix.com

Scott, on top of all that that, he misspelled "vial." Michael

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