After all the feasting through the Thanksgiving dinner, you might want to take a break and rejuvenate. A hot cup of green tea could be a great fit for this purpose with the natural soothing feel that is associated with it, since the refreshing nature of this delicious drink is somewhat a healthy substitute to milk tea.
We bring to you a new, interesting touch to the original: green tea infused with lemon and pomegranate.
So, let’s get on with the making.
Serve some great green tea infused with the taste of lemon and pomegranate and enjoy the good times with your loved ones. After a hard day at work, this will freshen up your worked up soul and make you feel rejuvenated.
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