The Teavana Citrus Defender is similar to the “Medicine Ball,” but replaces one of the teas with sweetened lemonade for an extra boost of Vitamin C
Vitamin C
Vitamin C, also known as ascorbic acid and l-ascorbic acid, is a vitamin found in various foods and sold as a dietary supplement. It is used to prevent and treat scurvy. Vitamin C is an essential nutrient involved in the repair of tissue and the enzymatic production of certain neurotransmitters. It is required for the functioning of several enzymes and is important for immune system function. It also functions as an antioxidant.
What is the citrus defender at Starbucks?
The new Teavana Citrus Defender is made with Teavana's Defense Wellness Tea, steamed lemonade, hot water, and honey. I can feel the congestion clearing up just from hearing the ingredients! The drink combines warm seasonal flavors like cinnamon and citrus with a healthy dose of vitamin C.
What's another name for Starbucks Medicine Ball?
Honey Citrus Mint TeaSome customers call this drink the "Medicine Ball," but others refer to it as the "Cold Buster." Unlike some secret menu items, like the Cinderella latte, this beverage is so popular, many baristas know it by name. It's actually on the Starbucks menu as the Honey Citrus Mint Tea with the customizations already set.
What is the Medicine Ball called now?
Originally a “secret,” off-menu drink, it was officially added to the Starbucks menu in 2017. And its popularity continues to grow. If you order it now, you'll need to ask for “honey citrus mint tea”, but most baristas still know it as the Medicine Ball.
Did Starbucks discontinue citrus defender?
The Citrus Defender is no longer on the menu but we hope you'll try the Honey Citrus Mint Tea!
What is the sick bomb at Starbucks?
The recipe is fairly straightforward—hot water, steamed lemonade, a combo of Teavana's Jade Citrus Mint Green Tea and Peach Tranquility Herbal Tea, honey, and an optional pump of peppermint syrup.
What Starbucks drink helps a sore throat?
The Coldbuster, also known as “The Medicine Ball” will sooth sore throats and sinuses should the unfortunate come your way. It incorporates a handful of cold remedies, all put together in a steaming hot cup of tea. So if you're feeling under the weather, give this remedy a try.
What is in a Starbucks Medicine Ball?
What's in a Starbucks Medicine Ball?Steamed lemonade.Hot water.Jade Citrus Mint green tea.Peach Tranquility tea.Honey.
What is in a Medicine Ball?
The drink, which gained popularity through social media, is filled half with steamed lemonade and half with hot water, a Teavana jade citrus mint tea bag and a bag of Teavana peach tranquility tea, a packet of honey and an optional pump of peppermint.
How do you order a medicine bomb from Starbucks?
To order a Medicine Ball at Starbucks, order a Honey Citrus Mint Tea. On the app, go to “hot tea” then “green teas” to find it. Make note, this Starbucks tea contains caffeine since it has green tea in it. At Starbucks, a grande costs about $3, has 130 calories and 30 grams of sugar.
Does Starbucks still have Defense tea?
If you love hot tea like me and strive for a life of good health and overall wellness, you'll be glad to know that Starbucks offers five Teavana Wellness teas. The Wellness lineup includes three all-natural brewed teas: Defense Wellness, Comfort Wellness and Rev Up Wellness.
How do you make a homemade citrus defender?
Copycat Starbucks Original “Citrus Defender” Tea Recipe Fill large insulated or double-wall beverage container (Venti-size) 1/2 way with boiled water. Add both tea bags and let steep for a few minutes. Top off with steamed lemonade. Add generous amount of honey and stir.
Can I have a Medicine Ball from Starbucks while pregnant?
Is the Medicine Ball okay to drink while pregnant? I remember being pregnant and worried about everything I ate! Luckily, the amounts caffeine and lemongrass in the teas are very small and should NOT cause any problems.