I picked this up from a 7-11 in Detroit for $3. Taste. I had no idea what Rojo tea meant, but after a sip, some thinking and actually reading the label, I found out it is a fancy way of saying this drink contains Rooibos tea.The tea character of this drink is easily noticed as it creates a sort of an earthy backdrop for the rest of the flavours.arch 3, 2013 at 10:01 PM. The Monster tea & lemonade is also an excellent Rehab drink which is refreshing like the Rojo drink. I also purchased a green tea & lemonade Rehab drink that I did not care for (not a big green tea fan)the can looked just like the regular tea & lemonade.
If you havenât read it yet, I recommend reading my General Tips page before burying photographs or documents. Whenever the subject of burying money arises, I always say the same thing â¦ Donât do it. Donât bury paper money.âPaperâ money is not actually paper, itâs cloth and cloth will mildew, mold or rot very easily. Not only is this a bad thing for the obvious reasons, but intentionally causing damage to United States currency is a crime.f you insist on burying money, at least use Sacagawea dollars, Susan B. Anthony silver dollars or any other metal coin. Again, I would not recommend this route, exchange your cash for gems or precious metals.
Paper money was made by the Tang Dynasty in China in 740 B.C. They made the paper money as an offshoot of the invention of block printing. Block printing is like stamping. Some people used the process for quilts, but the government made ready use of it in printing money.