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practicality) wrote2003-12-02 08:46 pm
practicality) wrote2003-12-02 08:46 pm
Mmm, Tea.
Finding a fellow sugary-tea lover in ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.momiji.dreamwidth.dev/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
shineko sent me on a little ramble across the tea-related web ^^ I now have recipes for smoothies and a mint chocolate cake. Aaaand.... Apparently Celestial Seasonings (the recipes are there too, I <3 their teas ^^) makes a Canadian Vanilla Maple Decaf Black Tea. I am both amused and intrigued. I think I shall have to check it out next time I'm at the grocery store, because I <3 all of you nutty Canadians, and vanilla and maple = good, although I've never had black tea.
And now, back to my cup of spearamint and chamomile with it's six spoonfuls of sugar ^^
shineko sent me on a little ramble across the tea-related web ^^ I now have recipes for smoothies and a mint chocolate cake. Aaaand.... Apparently Celestial Seasonings (the recipes are there too, I <3 their teas ^^) makes a Canadian Vanilla Maple Decaf Black Tea. I am both amused and intrigued. I think I shall have to check it out next time I'm at the grocery store, because I <3 all of you nutty Canadians, and vanilla and maple = good, although I've never had black tea.And now, back to my cup of spearamint and chamomile with it's six spoonfuls of sugar ^^
Re: I've had that one!!
And no, I don't think I've ever tried that kind of tea. Is it good?
Re: I've had that one!!
Genmai-cha is green tea with roasted barley I think, or maybe it's roasted rice. ^^; To me, it really warms you up and relaxes you. I like this one brand I buy at the Japanese grocery.
My in-laws live in CO, which is why I went on the "Tour of the Teas."