Pukka Organic Elderberry & Echinacea
@teresatrotter (4073)
Jacksonville, Florida
January 13, 2021 3:16pm CST
I enjoy drinking flavored and herbal teas. I was in the market for some new ones to try while I went grocery shopping yesterday afternoon.
I picked up a couple more that I have not tried yet. Yesterday I decided to have a cup of the Pukka Organic Elderberry & Echinacea herbal flavored.
Not only is it filled with antioxidants and other health benefits; it was actually a really delicious cup of tea. Plus... My body felt really good after I drank a pretty large cup of it...
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@teresatrotter (4073)
• Jacksonville, Florida
13 Jan 21
Depends if they have them on sale. This box of 20 cost me $4.59. The other post I did for a box of 16 cost me $3.50. To me they are well worth the price for the health benefits you get from them.
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@teresatrotter (4073)
• Jacksonville, Florida
13 Jan 21
@JimBo452020 They are going to be more expensive. It costs the manufactures a lot more to extract and produce these herbs, then with the basic cheap tea most people drink. But as mentioned... The benefits to me outweigh the costs.
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@JimBo452020 (42629)
• United Kingdom
13 Jan 21
@teresatrotter
I saw a Raspberry one I was tempted to buy.
I really only ever drink coffee( and Gin)
@teresatrotter (4073)
• Jacksonville, Florida
13 Jan 21
Mint is the one thing I can not stand. Now many of these teas have a hint of mint in it; but you really can't taste it, or I would not drink it. My favorite black tea is English Breakfast. I just love that tea.
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@teresatrotter (4073)
• Jacksonville, Florida
13 Jan 21
@CarolDM I know... But I don't even like fresh mint either. It is just not a flavor I enjoy. I avoid it as much as possible. And yes... We all are different. Because you like it, and I don't...doesn't make it bad. I just makes it different.
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@CarolDM (203454)
• Nashville, Tennessee
13 Jan 21
@teresatrotter I am talking about fresh mint. I grow it for my cats and use it in my hot tea. My grandmother always picked it wild growing up. We are all different.
