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April 2, 2015
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It’s a bright new day for tea in America, both hot and iced.
That’s because tea flavors are exploding — especially in exciting new blends that combine multiple flavors. Sweet tea and tea latte are emerging as popular beverages in restaurants and coffee shops. And millennials — those highly sought-after restaurant customers — are eagerly embracing tea.
Tea’s place among the trendiest beverages is underscored in the National Restaurant Association’s What’s Hot 2015 Culinary Forecast. Specialty iced tea — in forms such as Thai-style, Southern or sweet, flavored and matcha — ranked second only to gourmet lemonades on the list of hottest nonalcoholic beverages.
Importantly, one-flavor-fits-all is no longer the rule with tea. Many popular teas no...
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