Sneeze Green Tea
It's mid-afternoon. You had a heavy lunch. The work day is sliding by like thick molasses in winter. You're dragging ass, big time. So you decide to pop open a cold, refreshing can of iced organic green tea to rescuscitate yourself from the afternoon doldrums.
And if you're anything like this guy, you get a special surprise in your green tea that really perks up your afternoon.
Warning: The image below is not for the faint of heart.
Mmm...appetizing.
While a little snot in your stewed okra is a good thing, it's generally not preferred in your iced beverages.
According to the photographer, who works in a local grocery store, this isn't the first time he's gotten an added bonus in his Steaz iced tea:
"...this is the second can I've had in a couple of weeks that is bad. You know by the smell immediately that it's bad. It's a horrible metallic smell and today while pouring it into a covered cup, this goop plopped out."
A call and email to the Steaz company have gone unanswered as of yet. But perhaps it's organic mucus -- the viscous, snot-like yet wholesome strains of "blueberry pomegranate acai" -- and then won't we feel dumb?
UPDATE: T-shirts! Undissolved lemon juice concentrate! Product recalls! Read the update on the story here.
---Katharine Shilcutt
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