Guest guest Posted February 16, 2010 Report Share Posted February 16, 2010 Hi Agnes, I think you might mean oolong tea. at least that is the way it is most commonly spelled here. I am certain that it should be legal as long as there are no other ingredients. It is similar to black and green tea except that it is partially oxidized. I used to drink it often. It has a slightly bitter taste and is supposed to have many health benefits. It's good for diabetics, cancer patients, people with cavities and those who want to lose weight. I am not sure about Earl Grey since it has oil of bergamot listed as an ingredient. HTH, > > Does anyone know if wu long tea is legal? It is a chinese tea that is supposed to have a lot of other health benefits. While on the subject, what about earl grey tea? > > Thanks, > Agnes > UC 4.5 years > SCD 8/09 > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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