My New Hotness: Good Earth Tea

February 26, 2010 by Kevin Larrabee · 3 Comments
Filed under: Blog, Food, Nutrition 

I Love this tea. Seriously, I sleep with a box in my arms every single night, excited that in 6 or 7 hours I will get to drink it’s sweet and spicy, energy injecting goodness. I have never had a better tasting tea in my life. Green tea? I can live without it. Black tea is my new hotness…literally… Specifically Good Earth Original.

Brian St. Pierre actually turned me onto this stuff when I was visiting Cressey Performance a while back. When I smelled it I immediately asked what kind of tea it was. Brian went into the trash and got the wrapper for me so I could track the tea down and try it myself. He said that he bought his from Whole Foods, unfortunately, there isn’t a whole foods near my house so I tried four separate stores before ordering mine off Amazon.com. Amazon has a 6 box pack for under $20. Whole Foods sells the tea for $4/box. A pretty nice savings if I do say so myself. It is even cheaper if you subscribe (I have for 1 case/month).

Each serving is 3 calories and has about 50mg of caffeine. If you want to replace that morning cup of coffee with something different this would be a great alternative. Black tea has been shown to work as an anti-inflammatory in some studies as well . No sweetener is needed, trust me! Black tea is jam packed with antioxidants as well, like it’s green brother.

Good Earth also has a Caffeine Free version which tastes just as good. I am drinking a cup right now at 8:30pm. I really love this stuff. And please don’t stress out about 3 freakin’ calories.

Buy some, you won’t regret it.

    About Kevin:


    Kevin Larrabee, CSCS

    Kevin Larrabee graduated from Keene State College with a BS in Health Science in August 2008. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Kevin has had a passion for fitness and nutrition ever since winning his battle with the bulge at the age of 15. After discovering the effects of diet and exercise, Kevin lost 30 pounds in three months. Ever since then he has be striving to learn as much as he can about fitness and nutrition.

    Kevin completed an internship at Cressey Performance in Hudson, MA. There he worked with a wide demographic from weekend warriors to high school, college, and minor league athletes. After his internsship Kevin spent one year as a Pro Trainer at Boston Sports Club in Woburn, MA.

    Currently Kevin is working at Mike Boyle Strength and Conditioning in Boston, MA as a strength & conditioning coach.

    Kevin created The FitCast Podcast after looking for a decent fitness and nutrition podcast and coming up empty. The simple idea of The FitCast has grown into a premium service (The FitCast Insider) and a new podcast with Brian Grasso of the IYCA based on Youth Fitness.

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