Green Tea With Soy Milk—Excellent!
I’ve been drinking green tea with a measure of steamed soy milk.
A friend told me that this is what she drinks and that it’s an excellent drink.
Right she was.
(Above–Japanese Tea Garden at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. I’ve been lucky enough to have a cup of tea at the park.)
I ask the drink-fixer at the Starbucks or wherever to please make it with three-fourths tea and one-fourth soy.
Every time I drink this drink I feel energized and feel ready to take on the next damned hassle life blasts my way.
Green tea is said to be good for you. Here is an article from the University of Maryland Medical Center that discusses the pros and cons of green tea. The pros appear to outweigh the cons.
Here are some pros and cons of soy milk. Again, the pros appear to outweigh the cons.
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I’ve been doing this at home for years..pour about a fourth of the mug full of soymilk, add a green teabag and fill with hot water, delicious, even better with honey