Quick and easy to make this Blueberry Good Girl Moonshine is so tasty and good for you! THM All-Day Sipper, Sugar-free, Low-carb
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The True Blueberry Tea by Celestial Seasonings is one of my favorite teas. I love it’s purple-red color, it makes the tea extra delightful. Adding the raw apple cider vinegar gives this tea its zing and gives you added health benefits. Make sure to use raw apple cider vinegar as it will have the probiotics in it from the “mother”.
If you’re wanting to get away from drinking sugary pops switching to Good Girl Moonshine is the perfect fix. It gives you the fizzy taste you love and the stevia will give you the added sweetness without spiking your blood sugar.
And those metal straws make any drink more fun!
Trim Healthy Mamas this is an all-day sipper. No carbs, no fat, and no protein.
Blueberry Good Girl Moonshine
Contents of This Post
- Cook Time: 10 minutes
- Total Time: 10 minutes
- Yield: 1 quart
- Category: Drinks
Ingredients
- 2 bags of True Blueberry Celestial Seasonings Tea
- 1 cup boiling water
- 2 tablespoons raw apple cider vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon Better Stevia or 2 “doonks” THM Stevia
- 2 pinches ground ginger, add additional to suite your taste
- ice and more water
Instructions
Steep tea bags in 1 cup of hot water in quart jar for 5-10 minutes. Remove tea bags and add raw apple cider vinegar, stevia, and ginger. Give it a good stir and then add ice and water to fill jar.
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Sipping some now….very tasty!! Thanks!! Try it ladies!!!
Melissa, glad you’re enjoying it!
I Love that there are so many GGMS drinks to choose from! I like variety!!! I don’t need to drink GGMS drinks to stay away from soda…only getting one a week, as a kid, kept me from that temptation. BUT, GGMS drinks keep me from feeling hungry All the time. This Blueberry GGMS is delightful because it isn’t very sour like many can be. Thank you for sharing this recipe! It’s going in my regular rotation.
Heather,
So glad that you like it!
This looks great! How much water do you add at the end of the recipe?
Lindsay, you can add ice cubes and then just fill the quart jar up to the top.
Can you make a pitcher of this?
Jennifer, yes you can! If you want to make a half gallon you’ll want to double all the ingredients. To make a gallon you’ll want to quadruple your ingredients. This would be great to have a pitcher ready to go!