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Lipton Black Tea Bags are picked at the peak of freshness for a naturally smooth tasteCarefully selected and fresh-pressed tea leaves capture as much natural tea taste as possibleSturdy, secure lock-box for easy storage, and wrapped stay fresh tea trays help preserve great tea taste and aromaLike other hot and iced tea, wine and cocoa, Lipton tea contains flavonoids. Consuming flavonoids as part of your everyday diet can help maintain a healthy heart.Lipton Black Tea is made with only 100% rainforest alliance certified tea bags
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Order some tea, and make it yourself.
Six of those small bags in ~2cups of almost boiling water until It's real dark. Put a little warm water in a gallon container and fully dissolve about 2 cups of sugar in it. Fill the container about halfway or more with ice and cold water. Stir your tea in. Fill the rest of the container with ice.
It's best over crushed ice so you can easily eat it as you go along.
That's the brand we use, and the recipe/method I use.
Pure cane sugar you won't need as much of. (1 1/2 cups).
Regular general use sugar isn't as sweet.
It is sweet, I warn you. You can always steep more tea, and add more water if it's too much.
Cheers
Retail Therapy you say? That always makes me feel better, but know what also makes me feel better? This [Large Box of Tea] (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00286KM8E/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=DPDKNQSJ6RC0&coliid=I304EVXYQTEWWK&psc=1). Tea makes everything better, and it's easier on the wallet. :)
Make your own tea: https://www.amazon.com/Lipton-Black-Bags-Americas-Favorite/dp/B00286KM8E That package is $.03 per tea bag. The sugar would be like... $.10 or less per tbs. I have no idea how to convert tbs to weight measures.
lets say you still want a burger - 90% lean is 3.89/lb at aldi at the moment, maybe mix in some potato veg and oats to stretch the meat. Maybe grab a cheaper price/lb meat? Cook up 3 days worth of meat at a time. Buy a cheap cheese, buy a cheap bun. figure out a sauce and/or veg that will taste good to you.
Go shopping with a calculator and an eye towards making a cheapo version of your fast food lunch.
I think you missed my point.
> empty bag of tea = $$
> empty bag of tea + tea = $$$
You'd think that empty bags would be dirt cheap, or at least cheaper than an already full bag. Thus, if a full bag of tea can cost you about 8 cents.
For example,
this set of 110 empty bags sells for 5 cents a bag.
this tea is $29.99 for 480 bags of tea, or 6.24 cents/bag.
and this tea is $10.01 for 310 bags or 3.22 cents per bag.
in conclusion - why are empty bags so comparatively expensive?
Who cares? You can buy a huge box of lipton tea for $10. Just boil up a few gallons of water and throw 3-4 times the regular amount in. It should be dark enough to impart a good aged color.
Caffeine: It's hard at first (headaches, etc) but you can kick the habit. Short of that, you can buy 100- or 250-piece boxes of black tea for really cheap. Here's 312 for $11! Black tea has more caffeine than green or most other types. It's a little bitter at first if you aren't used to it, but it gets easier to drink... also, don't let it steep for too long, 5 minutes is perfect. Longer than that and it can get really really bitter. Powdered teas IMO taste gross but it's up to you if that's an option.
Eggs are cheap and filling. They are also pretty easy to cook. Scrambled eggs, especially, are very easy and quick.
There's lots of other vegetables out there too. You like broccoli? That's a great start! Walmart and Publix have their place, however if there is a local produce store, they may have better prices on good, seasonal produce. Farmers markets and Asian food stores are also great places to look for good food on the cheap. Anything leafy (spinach/kale/chard/and 'greens' of all sorts) are easy to prepare.
Sometimes I try to stuff myself with vegetables at first, eating a bit more than I feel like... then force myself to wait 10-15 minutes, then move on to meats. It gives the body some time to realize how full it is, and helps to not overeat as much.
Water: don't go on a crazy chug contest, but if you feel like drinking more, then do it. Especially since you are consuming a larger-than-average amount of calories and probably sodium as well. As you lose weight, you may eventually find you don't need quite as much.
I hope this helps a little... best of luck to you!