A Pale Pink Monkey
by Sarah Almon
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a pale pink monkey
created by: Sarah Almon
There's nothing prettier than a pale pink monkey. Delicious White Monkey tea, tinted a lovely pink with the addition of sweet and aromatic Blood Orange. Delicious hot or cold.
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A Pale Pink Monkey
by Sarah Almon
ingredients
blended with white monkey, orange peels, rose hips, hibiscus flowers, natural orange flavor
teas: white monkey, blood orange, blood orange
steep at 190° for 3 mins
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