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An Easy Alternative to Goji Berry Green Tea

Goji Berries - CookingWithKimberly.comThe newest craze in healthy food is the Goji Berry…

Goji berries are more scientifically known as Wolfberries or Western Snowberries. (It’s a long story that I won’t cover here as to why they are referred to as Goji now…LOL…Check it out on Wikipedia.)

Being that Dried Goji Berries are full of nutrients, powerful antioxidants, and 4 Polysaccharides (complex carbohydrates), they are very healthy…

However, since green tea is so very healthy and a present health food craze too, tea companies have combined the two into Goji Berry Green Tea, which is often very expensive.

It’s frustrating when you want to take part in something healthy, and it’s just too expensive to do…

I have found a fabulous alternative…

Green tea, itself, is relatively inexpensive to purchase, so get your favorite green tea.

Brew a pot of it with dried goji berries that you can purchase at your local grocery store.

Here in Niagara Falls, I got organic dried goji berries in a 120 g container for $8.99 at the A&P.

They plump up nicely in the hot tea, and you can eat them as you have your tea too!

They are delicious and give the tea a nice flavor and color.

Try it, it’s inexpensive, tastes fabulous and is super healthy! A great alternative!

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I hope you find this Healthy Recipe post helpful on Cooking With Kimberly! Until next time…

Eat Deliciously!

P.S. Grab yourself some Goji Berries today:

Goji Berries4 oz

Goji Berries4 oz

World Berries(tm) Goji Berries are certified organic and are produced by traditional sustainable methods. The benefits of this ancient snack food native to the Himalayas have been passed down for generations. This amazing food is naturally sweet delicious and loaded with powerful antioxidants and nutrients. World Berries(tm) Goji berries make the perfect on-the-go snack and add zest to any party or trail mix.


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