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Tea

Does tea make anyone else nauseated? I've tried it from different places (unsweetened) and they all make me sick.

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I'm brewing my own tea at home (Luzianne cold brew) and it's going down much easier than water.

I use to love tea before surgery -- now it's like I've lost my taste for it.

I drink a ton of tea everyday! I use the lipton decaf tea bags, and add splenda. Its really good. Just 6 cups of hot water, and 3 large teabags. Let steep for a few minutes, then add enough ice to fill a large pitcher, and 1/2 cup splenda. If you want sweeter, add more, but I like it lightly sweet. Its been my savior for getting enough liquids in!

I've been drinking some tea too...with some Splenda :)

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