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I did not know that about Thai Iced tea!! I thought it was just from the natural tea color. I like it with those tapioca balls in it too. It is like dessert. |
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I need to try these tea sacs. Then I won't have to bring my rig when I travel. Are these the unbleached paper kind? Are they reusable? They have those for to go loose tea at Peet's. |
There's a restaurant in Denver. It's hard to find unless you know it's there but it is by the Samurai sushi place on Arapahoe.
Anyway, I ordered tea one night and the owner, a lovely Persian woman, asked me if I wanted Persian tea. I said yes. In a regular iced tea glass, I was served HOT spicy flavorful tea that was amazing. I'd love to recreate that experience. Anyone know what this is or have a clue? I found this which seems to be in line with what I got at this place. Miss that place because the kabobs were so yummy. |
My freebie site sent this to me and I thought since we're talking about tea, this would be a good place to share it.
Get a free tea sample - Language of the Leaf is offering a free tea sample. To receive this offer, enter your name on the lower left hand side of the page. Then enter your email address and complete the form on the next page for your shipping information. Edited to add, I chose the Blueberry White and will let you know what I think when it arrives. http://languageoftheleaf.com/ |
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If you go to the link Medusa put up in her first post for Todd & Holland and check the accessories, you'll see they come in 3 sizes. haven't really read what they're made of, but they are great for traveling. We usually buy the #2 because after we add tea, we can twist and knot it then toss it in a cup for steeping. Perhaps reusable if you don't knot it, but they come 100 to a pack, so cheap enough not to have to reuse. |
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Btw they have Tea Filters also :) Which is what we were talking about, yes? |
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My favorite way o f drinking any kind of Black Tea, is very strong with Milk or Cream :) I prefer a small amount of sweetener, but everyone is different : 0 Here's an interesting bit from Tea Chat, about someone trying to identify some Tea in India http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=13000 The tapioca pearl thing, is not something I have fallen in love with Its very popular here..in a lot of Asian places, Bubble Tea's, they are called. Ehh, its ok, just.. ..doesn't really grab me :) My first recollection of Tea, was nice hot tea, that my Grandmother served, after we came down off a mountain, in the Adirondacks ;) To this day, the hotter it gets, the more I crave hot tea, which many people find strange.... |
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You're quite welcome I'll have to look at theirs because I already know what the other ones look like I suppose if I like their tea and place and order, I'll see what the difference is. I just looked at their filters and it looks like they only come in one size. Much more expensive than the ones I get from T & H |
I like Earl Grey in a nice pottery mug with milk and honey. Good Earth tea, as Freckle-K posted, is naturally sweet and spicy. Brewed really strong, it's great in the morning, and nice over ice, too. We recently bought Bigelow black tea with berry and used it to make sun tea--it was really fruity and mellow. Drinking hot tea from small glasses with sugar cubes reminds me of my grandmother. After dinner, tea in a fancy porcelain cup with a floating lemon slice reminds me of my (beloved) former in-laws.
I'm a big fan of medicinal teas. When I was pregnant, I found nausea relief from raspberry leaf tea and ginger tea. I give my daughter valerian tea when she is restless. Most recently, I gave the cat peppermint tea, a few drops at a time, when he was sick to his kitty stomach. It was amazing how quickly he responded. I'm not a tea expert, but I do love it. Tea is something to savor, not rush through. Thank you for sharing all the information and the links! |
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Sunday night tea treat - Teavana Mate Vana. It has a lovely creamy undertone and hints of nutty, chocolatey goodness. A nice medium black tea flavor.
And I have to make a confession. I treated myself this weekend to a mini-shopping spree. After months of being crazy-frugal and not buying much of anything that was an extravagance, I celebrated my new raise and promotion with a trip to the brand new Teavana store at Park Plaza Mall. I generally despise malls but the pilgrimage was worth it. :) I ended up leaving with 9 bags of tea, 4 tea tins, a tea spoon, a 'perfect' one-cup teapot, and a biggo bag of german rock sugar. If you have never been to a Teavana store, I recommend checking it out. They have about 50 different teas available at the store (maybe more?) and lots of free samples, teapots, etc. |
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Does this mean I helped turn you into an even bigger tea addict than you were before I brought my tea your way? |
Well, our monthly Femme Tea, this month, was to celebrate my upcoming ( tomorrow) Birthday :) We went to on of my favorite places, Radiance Tea House which has some incredible Tea sets, Tea, and.. many many Books ! Also wonderful Hosts, who never fail to make one feel an honored guest ;) I felt very warmed by the support of my Femme friends.. I had a Yellow Tea, something pretty new to me.. ! and something I mean to repeat ! Oh and one of the gifts ( I had said no gifts but.. ) was a GC to a lovely new place in NYC, I gather they started in Chicago, so others may know them.. but they are new to me.. Argo Tea shop and cafe . I had some lovely Tea, sandwich ( a tiny one ! ) and purchased some loose Tea that I had never had, called Carolina Honey :) Black Tea with the flavor of Honey & lemon :)
Have I ever mentioned how much I love Tea ;) And Femme friends ; ) |
Oh and I did ask about contributing a Tea Basket.. One of our members, is going to the Reunion, and said she would be happy to help. Anybody else want to put that together? I can hook you up :) ( I can't attend or I would do it myself.. :) )
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A tisket, a tasket, a Reunion Tea Basket....
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Elle*, who HAD to order more of the Green Chai from Adagio, because it has become an afternoon addiction! |
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Elixir de Vie
Earl Grey tea adds depth to this fruity virgin cocktail of apple juice, blackberries and raspberries. Ingredients: Pinch of loose-leaf Earl Grey tea 4 oz (120 mL) apple juice 3 raspberries 3 blackberries 1 oz (30 mL) lemon juice 2 tsp (10 mL) vanilla simple syrup Directions: In a cocktail glass, combine tea and apple juice. Let tea steep into the apple juice until the flavor has been fully extracted (approximately 30 minutes). In a shaker, muddle berries, then add lemon juice and vanilla simple syrup. Strain tea and apple juice into shaker and fill with ice. Shake well and serve straight up in a martini glass. Garnish with edible rose petals or berries. Serves one. :blueheels: ~LadyBlue |
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This sounds like something I need to be trying this weekend :) |
I used to love Good Earth Original, but the last time I had it, I read the ingredients:
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