Medicin ball tea starbucks

Medicine balls are all the rage at Starbucks right now! But what are they, and how do you order one? This guide will tell you everything you need to know about this delicious drink.

For years now, whenever I got a scratchy throat, I always ordered a Starbucks Medicine ball from the Starbucks secret menu. Eventually it was so popular that Starbucks added it to the official menu as the “Honey Citrus Mint Tea” on their Green Tea menu. The Krazy Coupon Lady dug deep and found everything you need to know about the Medicine Ball Starbucks drink, including how to order it, the Starbucks medicine ball copycat recipe, and the benefits of drinking it. Read on for the Starbucks…

Starbucks medicine ball recipe soothes your throat and tastes delicious. This copycat cold buster is simple to make at home.

Learn how to make a copycat Starbucks Medicine Ball Tea at home with just four ingredients. Perfect for cold days or when you're sick!

Copycat recipe for Starbucks Medicine Ball Tea, also known as Medicine Bomb, Cold Buster and its real Starbucks name, Honey Citrus Mint Tea. This hot tea recipe is easy to make with Peach Tranquility and Jade Citrus Mint tea bags just like Starbucks. #starbucks #medicineballtea #recipe #athome #copycat #medicinebomb #coldbuster #honeycitrusmint #tea

Learn how to make my super simple Starbucks Medicine Ball Tea copycat recipe!

Boost your day with a 5-minute Starbucks medicine ball tea recipe! It's a soothing blend of peach and citrus mint teas, lemon, and honey.

Feel better with a soothing cup of citrus mint and peach teas brewed with lemonade and sweetened with honey.

‘Tis the season for colds and flu. Starbucks Medicine Ball Tea is a warm concoction made with lemonade, citrus mint, and peach teas with honey. Skip the prices at Starbucks, give the Starbucks baristas a break, and make this medicinal tea at home.

Copycat Medicine Ball Tea is a soothing and refreshing beverage that gained popularity after Starbucks introduced its own version called "Honey Citrus Mint Tea." This homemade alternative combines hot water, lemon juice, honey, and a hint of peppermint, providing a comforting and immune-boosting drink that can be enjoyed during cold and flu season.