Green tea is always drunk warm without sugar, why not an iced tea with green tea without sugar or sweetener. It's more refreshing, tastes better and is also healthier.
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I agree with you exactly! I've made this suggestion before: cold, unsweetened (but really not sweetened at all) green tea. It tastes great and is a real thirst quencher. I'll soon be sick of seeing the beverage kayons: Almost everywhere has sugar and/or aspartame in it; there are no unsweetened variants (except, of course, mineral water). Please introduce them!
yes please!
pet bottles with unsweetened, pure (from 100 percent)
-green tea
-oolong tea
-barley tea
I'd love to have some in the chiller cabinet :-)
merci!
Sounds really good! So far there are really no pure alternatives to water in pet bottles or tetrapacks. That would be brilliant! But please make sure it's made from Fairtrade tea! And choose a really high-quality, tasty green tea. Small (0.25 to 05 liter) bottles to take away would also be ideal. Thank you very much, I'm looking forward to it...
Guest
Hello everyone
Thank you battegays for initiating the topic and everyone else for the ideas. We are happy to take them on board. No such product is planned at the moment, but who knows what will be on the refrigerated shelves in the future ;) Best regards, Jrene
I'd be in favor of that too!!!!!!!!!!! And until then I'll just make my own tea and decant it ;-)
Thank you Jrene.
Of course it would also be good for Migros if drinks were sold without sugar. The pressure against sugared drinks is not always because of the weight gain of the population, especially because of children.
And last but not least, much more refreshing and tastes much better!
Best regards
It's great that some Migipedialers want the pure (green) tea. I would love to make my own tea like Luna L. and decant it ;-). But I obviously can't manage to brew a tasty tea (shame on me!). When someone else makes me pure, unsweetened tea or I order pure green tea in a café, it tastes...
Twilight, with green tea the temperature of the water should be lower, 60-70 degrees otherwise it becomes bitter, could this be the reason?
battegays, many thanks for the tip. Hmm, no, I kept the temperature the same. My tea is less bitter, but more tasteless and watery, whether with a bag or loose. Maybe it's the variety? Lg, "Twilight"
Hmm, maybe it's the variety or the quantity... what also helps is to pour the tea, swirl it briefly and empty out the water again immediately! Then wait briefly and infuse again and then let it steep ;-)... I once read or saw this somewhere and at first thought it wouldn't help and didn't try it at all... and then it did and somehow it makes a difference ;-) but maybe I'm just imagining it xD... Lg Luna