Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence in this paragraph:

How to make fruit tea
Choose a quality black tea that doesn't have flavours added to it.
You can choose your favourite black tea variety but avoid ones already flavoured with fruit or other strong flavours, as you can't be sure the fruit will meld well with them.
Select the fruit.

OPTIONS:
(1). Having 10 fruit choices available to you is cheaper and if you prefer a really simple, pleasing but still sweet stuff, you may want to include fruit shapes to it as well. A couple of non-fruit versions include apples, bananas, peaches, grapes, mango and orange.;
(2). The best fruit is sweet and strong in flavour. For example, peaches, apricots, raspberries, watermelon, strawberries, etc.;
(3). Go for plain orange and pink, as they come in a wide range of colours. If the jam has a bitter taste, the jam may overpower it.;
(4). Fruit, such as bananas and strawberries, is typically sweeter. If you don't know what types of fruit you like have you always said this before? You could try mixing berries into your non-fruity (as if you've had it wet) tea.;
(2).