foodservice tea
Tea has become increasingly popular in recent years. I think it is probably all the new teas that they have out on the market. I mean these days you can green tea, herbal tea, and even oolong tea. All teas that seem to be really popular all seem to be to remedy or cure something. I mean there are teas to help you sleep, to keep you up, to balance your mood and your energy, to help you lose weight and so many more I would be hard pressed to name them all.
I am not a big tea person. My friend tried to give me some of her wholesale tea and it was really bad, since that time I rarely drink tea. I guess you can say it left a bad taste in my mouth. (lol) Anyway, it seems like everywhere you go there it is tea. Whenever you go anywhere there it is…tea.
I do really like some of the foodservice tea and foodservice iced tea that they have now. My mother introduced me to some of these when I was home on break and honestly the foodservice ice tea that she gave me was called Lime Oasis and it was great, but it truly didn't even taste like iced tea. I actually went online and ordered some for a friend, they were making her a little get well basket when she got sick. She is a real tea lover and said she really liked them. They were really different from any specialty teas I had ever had before.
I don't drink tea that much, but I do drink coffee every morning, and sometimes when I need to pull an all nighter. I am not a night person, so it takes a lot of coffee to get me through a night. I try not to have to do it too often, but usually I do it when a paper is due and I have put it off until the very last minute. The truth is I hate doing research papers, and I don't want to resort to buying them online, so I do my best to wait until the very last second to do them. Fortunately for me, this method works well. I am a good last minute paper person, at least I always get a good grade on them, although I am sure the my professors would take those grades away if they knew that I did them all in about 10 hours.