This is a four-ingredient tea that actually delivers on its ten-minute claim—boiling water, steeping, done. Spearmint is the only ingredient that might require a deliberate stop; Harris Teeter and Food Lion carry it fresh in produce year-round, but if you're at ALDI or Kroger on a Tuesday it may not be there, making this a mild availability risk for a weeknight. Cost runs about seventy cents per serving (green tea, fresh mint, sugar), well under a dollar. The real limitation is that it's a same-night drink with no reheating option, and the recipe doesn't anchor a meal—it's a beverage interlude, not a household centerpiece, which limits its utility for a reader planning dinner.