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• Posted by laarni (Calamba)
  On 5/7/2013 10:40 AM

@dinaq (Antipolo): You can only have milk teas provided that it's with 0 % sugar, nonfat dairy and no sinkers. The sinkers is still sweetened :P

You can have it in replacement to your dairy serving in your regular meal.

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• Posted by dinaq (Antipolo)
  On 5/7/2013 10:40 AM

what about milk teas? they say they use non dairy milk and use fructose as sweetener?

or instead of green tea, would black (assam or earl grey or oolong) would do?

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• Posted by laarni (Calamba)
  On 5/7/2013 10:40 AM

<For 2 liters, I use 1 1/2 teaspoon of rosemary and thyme, then I add cinnamon bark. Also, I use coco sugar. Is this ok?>

Yes, this is okay and a very good version of the tea to add flavor into it.

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• Posted by nynyn612
  On 5/7/2013 10:40 AM

Hi, I haven't found fresh rosemary and fresh thyme in my area (Las Pinas) so I bought the McCormick version. That's what I've been using. For 2 liters, I use 1 1/2 teaspoon of rosemary and thyme, then I add cinnamon bark. Also, I use coco sugar. Is this ok?

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• Posted by victoriacastillo (Paranaque)
  On 5/7/2013 10:40 AM

@ xiahbe: That's fine, preferably without sugar; or if you must use sweetener, use stevia. :-q

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• Posted by xiahbe (Quezon City)
  On 5/7/2013 10:40 AM

can i drink green tea with calamansi as an alternative for chauchard tea? :D

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• Posted by victoriacastillo (Paranaque)
  On 5/7/2013 10:40 AM

Hi, you can drink green tea.
Fresh rosemary and fresh thyme should be easy to find in the fresh fruits and vegetables section of your favorite supermarket. They're disguised among all the greens (lettuce, cabbage, etc.) but there's usually a fresh herbs section within the vegetables section.
If you're going to use dried herbs, use very little as their flavors are more concentrated.