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WHAT'S YOUR TEA TODAY ?
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Rooibos with caramel an a splash of half and half.
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Having an afternoon mug of Bigelow Earl Grey. I put a fresh lemon slice in it just for the heck of it.
Whittard’s Tippy Assam.
A fine cuppa for the morning after the night before. If you had one.
A fine cuppa for the morning after the night before. If you had one.
Whittard‘s Tippy Assam.
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Not sure yet but I’m considering a spicy herbal tea to suit the miserable weather. In fact, I believe I’ll boil up some water now.
Ok, it is settled. Celestial Seasoning Apple Spice sweetened with a nice dark raw honey in a Yeti cup. Delicious!
I also enjoy Bigelow Constant Comment. Thank you for feeding the birds and squirrels as well. I do the same on a daily basis.
If you are looking for a 'breakfast tea' blend, I'd recommend using one spoon of this, and one spoon of your small leaf Assam, for 3-5 minutes in a teapot and enough water for two servings. I'd then add sugar and milk to taste (how many people in England drink their tea, not everyone will add milk/sugar to their tea.
Walmart "floor sweepings" – probably CTC – iced tea bags.
What can I say? There are days for a leisurely cup of something good, and days when you need to guzzle a pitcher of iced tea.
But "tea is the way," to (unwillingly) involve the Mandalorian. Espresso is giving me the shakes. Tea's slow release of caf is better.
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What can I say? There are days for a leisurely cup of something good, and days when you need to guzzle a pitcher of iced tea.
But "tea is the way," to (unwillingly) involve the Mandalorian. Espresso is giving me the shakes. Tea's slow release of caf is better.
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I do like an occasional sweetened tea, especially in the cold winter months . Burmese tea can be made with Keemun and/or Assam with a teaspoon of cream and a teaspoon of sweetened condensed milk . Traditionally a pinch of salt is added, but I leave the salt out . Assam is a great tea for spiced chai as well.
Bigelow Earl Grey Decaf
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HOT CHAI MASALA this cold , blustery morning .
I also like some sweetened condensed milk in some good black tea which I think of as Hong Kong style tea. I got the idea from a little breakfast place in San Francisco's Chinatown. I usually like it in some Keemun, but lacking that I've been drinking some Yorkshire Gold with a teaspoon or so of the condensed milk in a 6oz cup. I do have some Keemun on order.
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