The jade citrus mint tea, as it is officially known on the online menu, includes green tea, lemon verbenna, lemongrass and hint of spearmint mingle for a bright, refreshing citrusy green tea experience. A Starbucks barista criticized customers who order a drink by its unofficial name garnered over 7400 views. On TikTok, where others who have had experience working for the coffee chain are chiming in. Medicine Ball is the most dramatic drink and for what? One commenter wrote some customers think if they had healing properties
There's very few things you can get at Starbucks that's under the lethal dose of serving of sugar. And I think the legal or the lethal dose of sugar, as quoted by some nutritionist, is like 30, 35 grams of sugar, which above that begins to kind of short circuit your body, your brain and cause things to get a little confused to the mechanisms of life or daily life function. Swell. The medicine ball is no exception
Cheryl Hill
@BkQue · 2:36
I simply love the medicine ball. I never thought that it was actually medicine in it, though. I was of the opinion that it was just a good, healthy tea with all the right types, healthy things that you put in it. Like, basically what you stated, fruit juice or citrus, meaning, like, lemonade, orange, and possibly lime and honey, of course, is a mainstay of any type of healthy drink, possibly cinnamon