A HEALTHY ALTERNATIVE TO SUGAR

Three years ago I was introduced to evaporated cane juice and have been using it ever since. A few weeks ago it dawned on me that I had no idea why I use it except that it was better for my family than sugar. After a little research I found some helpful facts.

Refined sugar and evaporated cane juice are both made from sugar cane, but evaporated cane juice does not go through the same amount of processing as refined sugar. So, evaporated cane juice retains more of the nutrients found in sugar cane. It can be used for cooking and to sweeten food and drinks.

Click here to read more about evaporated cane juice and the health benefits. You can find evaporated cane juice at your local health food grocery store such as Harry’s.

Important Disclaimer: Evaporated cane juice will not alter the great taste of your favorite Tea & Traditions tea.

THIS IS NOT OUR NEW WEBSITE

This is not our new website, this is just an additional informational resource, an extension of Tea & Traditions if you will. You can not place orders here. We are still working on updating the website and hope to have it up soon. We will continue to send out updates and are taking phone and email orders.

Thank you for your continued patronage and support.

SNEAK PEEK

Snowflake

Walnut


Peach Pizzaz

Just a few of the beautiful photos that will be on the website. The tea looks just as good as it tastes!

WELCOME TO THE TEA BLOG

Welcome to the Tea & Traditions blog. This is the place where you can come to find information about your favorite teas and tisanes. We will be sharing how-to-tips, recipes, tea facts and anything else we come across relating to tea. We hope you will stop by often to increase your knowledge of the ever expanding world of tea.

We are blessed by the warm reception we have received since buying Tea & Traditions. Your phone calls, prayers and emails have been a constant source of encouragement during this transistional time.

We welcome your comments on this blog.

Coming soon...

• sneak peek - pictures from the website


• a healthy alternative to sugar


• how to easily host an afternoon tea in your home