A: No, this a pH reaction which is commonly found in nature.

A: The pea flower is creating a pH reaction which causes the color.

A: You can use just a lemon. The lemonade is just traditionally suggested for taste.

A: You can use other citrus as long as it is an acidic fruit, which includes grapefruit, lime, and lemon.

A: The most common reason for this is that you've used too much tea. Try using less tea or re-steep your original tea first. Other common reasons is your water has a high pH (you can try using bottled water). We've also seen the trace residuals from some dish soaps that contain citrus affect the color.

A: No, our teas don't have any sugars or artificial additives, which makes a great alternative to sodas and sugary drinks, especially for kids! Our lemonades do contain sugar.

A: It has a slight vegetal taste and smell. We prefer it in blends, such as our Magic Butterfly tea blend that combines the flowers with a mélange of berries.

A: Commercially, pea flowers are only grown in Thailand. While you can purchase seeds, we've heard many reports they are difficult to grow in the United States.

A: We can't make any health claims, but we've heard these flowers are packed with fantastic, relaxing antioxidants!

A: No, it will not.