Even if you just want a brief break from super sugary drinks (like the ones on Starbucks’ fall menu), this London Fog drink will do the trick. It’ll still give your mornings the burst of energy you’d expect from coffee, but without the dreaded caffeine crash.
You can drink Clevr's London Fog hot or cold, so it’s versatile enough to meet you where you’re at each day. Inspired by London Fog tea, it carries notes of Earl Grey tea and silky milk, but is also filled with black tea, bergamot, organic ashwagandha, and lion’s mane extract. More than anything, a single mug of the drink is the epitome of comfort.
Seeing that Clevr is backed by the likes of Meghan Markle and Oprah, this is a must-have pick. Whether you plan to sip it yourself or gift it to yourfoodie friend, each cup of this London fog drink will provide a delightful boost.
Clevr London Fog SuperLatte
The London Fog SuperLatte from Clevr retails for $28 a pack (~14 servings) exclusively on their website. Fill your next chilly morning with the comfort of this new flavor!
What is a London Fog drink made of?
Traditionally, the London Fog drink is made with Earl Grey tea, vanilla, honey, and steamed milk.
How does a London Fog drink taste?
A London Fog drink tastes very creamy and sweet, thanks to the addition of steamed milk and vanilla. The Earl Grey tea it's made with also supplies a light floral impression.
Is there caffeine in the London Fog drink?
The caffeine content in your London Fog drink will vary based on the kind of Earl Grey tea you use to make it. Earl Grey tea bags typically come caffeinated with about 45-50mg of caffeine per serving, but you can also use decaf versions.
Cute Accessories For Sipping Your Next London Fog Drink
Koythin Ceramic Coffee Mug
You'll want to pour every kind of drink in this adorable floral mug each morning.
Mfacoy Vintage Coffee Mugs Set of 2
If your aesthetic leans more vintage, this mug set is the pick for you! Your London Fog drink will look darling in these.
Yalucky Clear Iridescent Coffee Mug with Lid and Sakura Spoon
This mug's purpley hue will perfectly match the cozy vibes of a London Fog drink.
Offacy Gooseneck Electric Kettle
Heat up your water in style using this electric kettle – not to mention, you'll make your drink much faster.
Bean Envy Milk Frother
This powerful frother will help your milk get a good creamy consistency once it's time to sip your London Fog drink!
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What is Threads?
Threads is a new, text-based social media app built by the teams at Instagram. It’s for sharing text updates and joining public conversations. Sounds just like Twitter, right? 🤪 According to Meta, the mission for Threads is to “take what Instagram does best and expand that to text, creating a positive and creative space to express your ideas.”
How does Threads work?
Threads is connected to Instagram. You can log into the platform using your IG account to begin sharing text posts up to 500 characters long. In these posts, you can include links, photos, *and* videos up to 5 minutes. It’s a scrollable social media app that also allows you to like and repost others’ content. You can choose to follow the same people you follow on Instagram, if they have a Threads account, plus the platform recommends content from new creators you don’t follow.
Is Threads like Twitter?
From what we’ve gathered, Threads is very similar to Twitter. After all, Mark Zuckerberg candidly acknowledged that the platform would be Twitter's competitor before it launched. Both apps follow a newsfeed-type structure and grant users the ability to like and repost content from other users, but Threads posts can reach up to 500 characters, while posts on Twitter are limited to 280.
Is Threads safe to use?
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According to Meta, Threads is safe to use. It’s closely connected to Instagram, which Meta has longtime security investments in.
“As with all our products, we’re taking safety seriously, and we’ll enforce Instagram’s Community Guidelines on content and interactions in the app,” Meta’s website says. “Since 2016, we’ve invested more than $16 billion in building up the teams and technologies needed to protect our users, and we remain focused on advancing our industry-leading integrity efforts and investments to protect our community.”
Is Threads popular?
Though it’s still in its infancy, Threads logged 5 million sign-ups *just* in its first four hours of existence, and according to Mark Zuckerberg, the app now hosts more than 100 million users. We’d say it’s pretty popular at the moment!
Is Threads free?
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Yes, Threads is free on Apple and Google app stores.
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