In the amount of time it takes you to go through your coffee-stand drive through, you could have made your own tea-latte at home for pennies, saved gas, 5 bucks, and the sugars and artificial flavors they put in them. This one pictured here? Took 5 minutes and 25 cents. All organic, healthful, and flavor-packed. Here's how: 1. Steep tea of choice double strength. (Pictured example: Vanilla Plum Crumble, stepped 2 tablespoons in 1 cup of water). 2. While tea is steeping, heat almond milk on the stove. When milk starts to steam or boil, whisk briskly to form a...
January can be so hard. But it gives great opportunity. It's normal to feel low during these months that the sun stays hidden, coming out for only glimpses at a time to tease us during frigidly cold days.🌨️So we retreat indoors. But the holidays are over, so the magic just feels long gone. Without celebrations ahead, everything just feels gloomy. 😔 And despite the sun's limited appearances in the day, it sets so dang early that our nights seem to last forever.Cold, lonely darkness.🌑 What can we glean from this?First of all, it's okay to be sad. It's okay to feel alone. Our...
I hope you've had a chance to reflect on your 2018 and let your creativity flow for your 2019 goals. Because if you have (and it's not too late if you haven't!), we've got for you: New Year's Resolution Tea Solutions: 🥂 Tip: We want to give you actual help here, so scroll through the list and then go back to first read the ones that speak to you. Bonus if you've got a few minutes to read the whole thing for extra resolution inspiration! 1. Exercise:🚴 Pre-Workout tea: 🏋️ Matcha: this tea is effective for priming muscles for workouts with energy-boosting, muscle-toning, and endurance-giving...
Ivene: Kenyan momtreprenuer selling tea and pineapples. Ivene's story and Ours Ivene lives a happily married life as a hard-working, loving mama to her two children. She spends her working hours selling tea and pineapples and needs extra support.I am especially drawn to her story (for obvious reasons). But as a female business owner in Kenya, her access to opportunities and funding is very limited, so we chose to believe in her dream this month. (And the dreams of 25 others!) We started selling tea for this exact reason: in order to provide funding for us to help alleviate poverty...
