DIY Starbuck's Berry Hibiscus Refresher -

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I have the itiest, bitiest obsession with all Starbuck’s products. The only thing is that for every delicious concoction I have to shell out five bucks. My newest obsession is the Berry HIbiscus Refresher. Delightful fruity and refreshing, but I sip it down in minutes with it costing $5 for a medium and 70 calories.

My solution is a DIY version that is low on calories and cost.

DIY Starbuck’s Berry Hibiscus Refresher

5 bags of Runa Berry Hibiscus tea (Stash Wild Raspberry Hibiscus Herbal Tea works really well too)

5-6 cups boiling water (depending on how strong you like)

4 drops liquid Stevia (optional)

Fresh or frozen blackberries and blueberries

Steep the tea bags in the boiling water; add sweetener. Let steep for at least one hour (I let mine go overnight, but definitely not necessary). Pour tea into a pitcher, add ice and berried. Refrigerate for an hour. Serve with more berries.

If you want to add in the missing caffeine, exchange one of the berry tea bags for a green tea bag.

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