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Gorgeous, gorgeous girls (and boys) love loaded tea so we've teamed up with our friend Jana from Silver Lining Lessons to give away the ultimate tea bundle. Stay cool this summer as you sip from your favorite 32 oz SLL tumbler. Get ready to be that loaded tea girl (or boy). Enter for a chance to win:
• 2 Bags of Instant Tea of Your Choice
• Branded 32 oz Double Wall Acrylic Tumbler
• 2 Flavor Packs
• Branded Waterproof Decal
• 2 Exclusive SLL Recipes | | |
Have a colorful and flavorful rest of your week,
Jimmy | | | "The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane." — Marcus Aurelius | | | Featuring @wakacoffee Instant Whipped Coffee | | | Herbal tea does not contain tea leaves, and hence it is not considered tea. Instead, herbal teas include different plants, herbs, and spices such as chamomile, hibiscus, and mint. | | | Tea bags were developed in the United States by accident | | | In 1908, a New York tea merchant sent samples of his product sealed in silk bags to restaurants and cafes throughout the city. After some time, he discovered that the restaurants were brewing his tea directly in the silk bags to save time. This method of brewing immediately caught on.
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