Can you add milk and sugar to this like regular tea?
69522
Sure, I don't see why not. I prefer it plain, but then I drink almost all of my teas (hot and cold) plain. You may want to stay away from adding milk if your baby has any issues with dairy proteins.
69523
No. It's advisable to add a little bit of honey if you don't like the taste,but I don't add anything to mine, I drink it straight cos the taste isn't that bad by itself.
69524
Yes. I normally don't add anything else but when I want a little sweetness, I add honey.
69525
I Think sugar is not problem, but milk isnt recomendable when you are breasting, even if you doesnt take the tea
1390863
I have not tried it as a tea however I pour a bit of boiling water to dissolve it before I add soy milk and make a latte. It tastes delicious!
2068390
Yes, but it is very thin that way and doesn't seem to keep me satiated. If I use water, I add plain low fat yogurt to thicken it up a bit and sweet leaf stevia to help sweeten the plain yogurt. I'll switch it up a bit sometimes adding different berry blends. My preferential method is to mix with unsweetened almond milk and sometimes adding different berry blends.
1496061
I can only speak for mixing it in a blender. This is unsweetened, so if it was added to milk you would need a sweetener. I have been trying to curb my sugar intake so I add a Tbsp of this to 3/4 c almond milk, (rice, coconut or almond/coconut milk works too) plus 1/2 banana (for sweetener) and blend with cup of ice. Its like a chocolate smoothie. Great for kids too without the added calories. Just recently started trying this recipe with the Navitas Natural pomegranate powder in place of the Cacoa. Yum! Good luck
732147
yes. you can add to whatever you want. I sweeten my tea so the calm isn't tangy in it. I also add it to chamomile and other teas. I like lemon in tea and it's tangy.
1967202
Yes. It works the same as regular sugar, except it is not quite as sweet as regular sugar, which I happen to like. You need to add a little extra to make it the same exact sweetness as regular sugar.
543064
Indeed you can...I mix the cocoa wit a bit of sugar, so that the cocoa doesn't clump and add warm milk also it doesn't clump then mix in cold milk..really delicious as I like dark chocolate best.
1994964
Yes, it's delicious in tea. I love this stuff in or on anything :) It is my understanding that you can kill some of it's good properties by heating it though, so I always steep my tea, add my milk (or a little cold water if you don't take it with tea) and THEN add my Royal Jelly to make sure I get all that the product has to offer.
1223419
I'm not sure why you want to add milk instead of water...do you want a higher calcium/calorie product? Perhaps you can contact them via the toll free number.....they usually can answer all your questions....Good luck!
1496065
Correction: If you add milk it will be sweet enough. If you use water instead, you'll need a sweenener. Sorry
2118327
Yes, makes great milk shakes without all the added sugars. I add to dark chocolate almond milk, add a frozen ripe banana and blend in a blender. Delicious!
1246628
Yes. Plug it in fill water to line inside white part. Then add ice to fill line in container. I add 1/3 cup of sugar to the ice. Put two family sized tea bags in the basket. Perfect tea every time.
1194710
I make it with water as a "coffee or tea" and also add it to protein shakes so I would say yes you can make it with milk if you want to. I love it hot like a coffee.
1223339
I guess you can since I normally add water directly to the tea leaves in my cup.
1084380
You cannot add it to a hot liquid. I mixed it with 1/4 cup of powdered milk and a bit of fruit to sweeten it. I cannot stand artificial sweeteners or stevia. I would rather sweeten it myself using a real sugar in small quantity. I used a small single serve blender or it can be mixed with a fork. Put real food in it and no more than a tsp of real sugar. You can even use a bit of real cocoa powder if you like chocolate.
2144068
I always add cream and sugar, and with that combination I would say no.If it is when having a straight cup of coffee it should be minimal.Cream is not going to take that much of an edge off it, and with creamit still has a nice bite, but it's not an acidic bite.
950653
It is not tea... I have only used it for smoothies and milkshakes, in which it works great for both. I suppose you could brew some black tea and mix some of this in it.The ingredients list on the back of my package: Taro Flavor Powder, Granulated sugar, Glucose, Non-dairy creamer. It is pretty sweet, I didn't need to add any sugar (wish I could take some out ;p).