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Weird Tea

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Strange peppermint is one I can take easily...have you tried it post quitting?

This entire thread makes me want to go through my entire tea stash and try teas I haven't had in a while.

Coffee, give me coffee :)   I do enjoy a cup of hot tea once in a great while though. And when out will order raspberry iced tea which is very yummy.

Nay Nay, I have had to watch my caffeine intake as well. This Grammy bouncing off the walls is not a pretty picture :)

Peppermint just does not sound like my cup of tea. Put a peppermint stick in a cup of hot chocolate and I'm in heaven.  Annae go for it - try all those different flavors. You might just come up with one that you love :)

I'm not a huge mint lover, so perhaps that is why I didn't like the peppermint tea.  My most favorite teas are the fruit flavored ones.  Especially when I'm sick; gotta have a cup of tea.  Just the idea of a cup of tea when you are sick seems to make you feel a bit better.  :)

well, i`m going to tell you one, it doesn t have much ingredients, but it` s not very simple either. You make the green tea as normal (max 2 min infused) then you let in turn cold. Squeeze some lemon, as much as you like, put 2 fresh mint leaves, and only if you like some honey. And it`s a good tea :) you can make it hot too, but for me works better room temperature. I never tried doing it very very cold, because our body suffer when we do that. But i think depends from person to person. :D

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well, i`m going to tell you one, it doesn t have much ingredients, but it` s not very simple either. You make the green tea as normal (max 2 min infused) then you let in turn cold. Squeeze some lemon, as much as you like, put 2 fresh mint leaves, and only if you like some honey. And it`s a good tea :) you can make it hot too, but for me works better room temperature. I never tried doing it very very cold, because our body suffer when we do that. But i think depends from person to person. :D

room temp tea?  Normal mint or peppermint? 

Yes i make it room temp. Not hot, not cold. Hmm, i put mint, that green leave. i have a mint plant on my balcony :D

I'm not a huge mint lover, so perhaps that is why I didn't like the peppermint tea.  My most favorite teas are the fruit flavored ones.  Especially when I'm sick; gotta have a cup of tea.  Just the idea of a cup of tea when you are sick seems to make you feel a bit better.   :)

That is about the only time I drink tea is when I am sick. It makes me feel better, very soothing. 

So we went to a tea house in basingstoke yesterday, was quite quaint (and the warm scones with clotted cream and jam were amazing!). I had some blackcurrant and vanilla tea - was good. Tasha had cherry and cinnamon - that was great, going to have to buy some of that.

So we went to a tea house in basingstoke yesterday, was quite quaint (and the warm scones with clotted cream and jam were amazing!). I had some blackcurrant and vanilla tea - was good. Tasha had cherry and cinnamon - that was great, going to have to buy some of that.

yum......warm scones.......now your talkin......

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