Say you care about your health and the planet? Then it’s time to drink like it.
We live in a world where people say they care.
They post about the environment. They talk about wellness. They describe themselves as conscious consumers.
But actions? They often tell another story.
Take a stroll through any supermarket and the truth is right there in the carts—stacked with cases of soda, “zero-calorie” energy drinks, and artificially flavored waters. All bottled in plastic. Not just any plastic, but BPA-lined, single-use containers destined for landfills, oceans, or incinerators.
Say You Care About the Planet? Let’s Do the Math:
- Americans purchase over 50 billion plastic water bottles every year—that’s roughly 13 bottles per month for every person in the U.S., according to Earth Day’s single-use plastics fact sheet.
- Only 9% of plastic waste is ever recycled, per the OECD’s Global Plastics Outlook. The rest lingers in the environment for generations.
- A single 12-ounce can of soda packs more than 10 teaspoons of added sugar, per the CDC — drink just one a day and that’s roughly 33 pounds of sugar a year from soda alone.
- And the chemical cocktail? Hidden behind a label of “natural flavors” and GRAS (“Generally Recognized as Safe”), meaning lab-made ingredients don’t have to be disclosed.
Now Here’s the Kicker:
One pouch of our Sunday Morning tea brews five full gallons of real iced tea.
That’s over 80 cups of sun-drenched flavor.
No plastic. No sweeteners. No chemical smog.
Just real black tea, dried guava, blood orange, strawberry, and marigold petals—crafted by nature, not a factory.
So you say you care about your health?
Let’s talk about what’s actually in your cup.
Because this is the difference between talking wellness and living it.
Don’t Just Say You Care—Show It
- Care about the environment? Brew your drinks at home.
- Care about your body? Choose real botanicals over synthetic shortcuts.
- Care about your family? Fill their cups with something pure.
Next time you reach for a bottle off the shelf, ask yourself:
Is this helping me—or hurting me?
Brew Real Change: Sunday Morning Sun Tea Recipe
Ditch the plastic. Ditch the sugar. Ditch the lab-made nonsense.
Here’s how to make 1 gallon of crisp, refreshing Sunday Morning iced tea:
Ingredients:
• 20g Sunday Morning loose-leaf tea
• 1 gallon (128 oz) fresh, filtered water
• 1 large glass sun tea jar with lid
• Optional: orange or strawberry slices for garnish
Instructions:
- Add 20g of Sunday Morning to your sun tea jar (a mesh infuser works great).
- Fill the jar with cold, filtered water.
- Place in direct sunlight for 3–5 hours and let nature do the work.
- Remove the tea, refrigerate, and serve over ice. Our how to brew guide has more tips if you want to experiment with strength and steep time.
One pouch makes five gallons. That’s flavor, hydration, and nourishment for days — proof that saying you care and actually living it can be the same 20 grams of loose leaf tea.
Want to Mix It Up?
Sunday Morning is just the beginning.
Try these other standouts that shine as sun teas:
- Sunrise – Uplifting citrus with a subtle tart-sweet balance
- Spa Day – Light and soothing with a burst of fruit and florals
- EnduraBoost – A performance-driven blend with invigorating citrus and herbal power
- Clever Endeavor – Crisp and cool with botanicals that support focus and clarity
From morning energy to afternoon calm, these teas deliver flavor, function, and a world of nutrients to your daily routine.
Pure & Easy Tea
No Chemicals. No Flavorings. No Compromise.
Brew real. Live well. Start with Sunday Morning.
Visit pureandeasytea.com to join the Pure Tea Revolution.
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