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I hate restaurant tea I order hot water and a glass of ice. I brew the tea in the hot water then gradually cool it the ice from the glass then pour in cup of tea into glass if I want to sweeten I add a honey stick. Perfect

This lemon ginger green tea is easy to make and tastes pretty decent. It comes in convenient, individually-wrapped little thin strips that are easy to use on the go. Simply place one strip in a cup and add 8 oz. of freshly boiled water. It doesn't dissolve instantly per se but some stirring would do the trick. It has a light green tea flavor with a noted lemongrass taste and a slightly gingery kick to it. It smells nice too.These strips come individually wrapped in a foil packet that is easy to pull open. The strip is stuck on one side of the foil, so you need to peel it off. There are 2 packets in a mailer-type packages and there are 5 of those in an outer retail box. You get a total of 10 strips. Made in India. Overall, this tea is pretty decent. For the current price of around $1.20 per strip, it is a decent value for the money.

I love convenience, I love time-saving things, I enjoy a good cup of unsweetened tea -- especially green tea. But I don't love this.It's not even all that convenient as I'd hoped. The only difference between this and a tea bag is the packaging and ingredients. You still need a cup of hot water, you still need something to stir it with. In the time it takes to get one of these out of the packaging and ready for the cup, you could already have a tea bag steeping for a minute. A bag of actual tea leaves, not a strip or two of chemicals and flavorings.It's very unfortunate. I'd hoped it would at least be something I could keep in my purse or in my car for the occasional tea emergency. But the limits of storing it at 77*F or less makes that impossible. The cost of 10 servings (5 for me, who likes strong tea so I'd have to use at least 2 strips at a time) is just too much for what it is. Even the cost/value isn't convenient!Also, it's not something you can dump in a glass of chilled water to make quick iced tea on a hot day. What a bummer.As someone who travels a lot, I was hoping for better. Unfortunately, the very best I can rate this is 3 stars, and in my mind, that's pretty generous. But I figure I want to be fair to someone who would actually like it and has different convenience standards than I do. So three it is.

Review of Calmour Green Tea Brew Strips.I tried this tea several times, with all brews using different levels of water. At 10 and twelve ounces, it lacked flavor, but at the advised eight ounces the flavor came through. It was a pleasant mix of green tea, and a slight taste of lemon.What I didn't like was the over packaging. There must be some way to avoid using so much!Regardless, I found the Calmour Green Tea Brew Strips easy-to-use, and flavorful. A rating of 5 stars for those two reasons.

The green tea is absorbed well but the strip itself has added lemon and it is quite acidic. I found it is harmful on my tooth enamel, so I swoosh my mouth with baking soda water after to restore the PH levels.

I really enjoy a good cup of green tea and was looking forward to trying these strips because they would be so convenient to use. The tea strips come in individual foil packets and the directions say to use one per cup of boiling water. I followed the directions and found the beverage to have a really weird, chemical taste. I couldn't drink it because it was so unpleasant.After dumping out the liquid there was a small amount of residue stuck to the bottom of the cup and when I tried to rinse it out under the faucet the cup overflowed with foam as shown in my photo.Checking the ingredients was an eyeopener. There are so many chemicals:1. 120 mg of green tea extract2. polyvinyl alcohol PE-05JPS - used to manufacture water-soluble films. Applications include water treatment chemicals, dyes, laundry detergents, etc. It does have FDA approval for human use though.3. Mannitol - an artificial sweetener that is also used clinically as a diuretic4. Glycerin, Black pepper flavor TMF 301621, Tea Masala KAL 5088, Ginger Liquid 10081, Lemon Grass KAL 654, Green Tea Flavor.This is not at all what I was expecting. I threw the rest out.

Easy to make and relaxing. Tastes great with or without any added sugars. Ingredie ts look good too. Don't try to taste the strip plain. It won't end well. Great stuff.

Green tea with lemon strips. 10 total strips individually wrapped. There are 2 strips in each of the 5 inner packages. Dissolves instantly in hot water for a quick and convenient cup of tea. Would be great for backpacking trips. Tea tasted fresh with just hint of lemon. I chilled my freshly brewed tea and made a delicious iced tea since it’s summer.