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TheSweetheart
The problem is getting them to stop! They think everything I drink is tea now, even when it's most definitely NOT. :P
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TheSweetheart
The problem is getting them to stop! They think everything I drink is tea now, even when it's most definitely NOT. :P
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HippieTurt
there's actually a thing in tea that can do that (L-theanine), though if it does it even at a cup or two for you then you must be very sensitive to it c: not that it's a bad thing ofc
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TehSweetheart
ty! and I'm drinking an almond oolong right now haha, but I swear it isn't bitter! I've been drinking a lot of flavored teas while sick ;v; I can't taste more subtle flavors with the flu. have you tried putting almond milk in almond tea? it's gr8
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HippieTurt
there's actually a thing in tea that can do that (L-theanine), though if it does it even at a cup or two for you then you must be very sensitive to it c: not that it's a bad thing ofc
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TehSweetheart
ty! and I'm drinking an almond oolong right now haha, but I swear it isn't bitter! I've been drinking a lot of flavored teas while sick ;v; I can't taste more subtle flavors with the flu. have you tried putting almond milk in almond tea? it's gr8
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Daten Oooh, an almond Oolong sounds interesting :) I've tried putting almond milk in regular peko tea and I didn't really like it, but maybe with almond tea, that sounds good c: I hope you feel better soon! It's good you're drinking tea!
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Daten Oooh, an almond Oolong sounds interesting :) I've tried putting almond milk in regular peko tea and I didn't really like it, but maybe with almond tea, that sounds good c: I hope you feel better soon! It's good you're drinking tea!
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My all time fave is Earl Grey. I've honestly never had it loose leaf? But I bet it's good. Loose leaf tea always has a little bit stronger and fresher taste to it, to me at least. If anybody lives nearby, there is a tea shop called Moon Kats is Estes Park, which is kind of a tourist trap, but the tea shop is amazing and you're surrounded by mountains. This is their giant tea menu, and they have cat decorations all around the shop.
I think I got a Lavendar Earl Grey, in which case I take back my previous statement that I've never had loose leaf Earl Grey. The place is fantastic. But that's just my spiel. :)
My all time fave is Earl Grey. I've honestly never had it loose leaf? But I bet it's good. Loose leaf tea always has a little bit stronger and fresher taste to it, to me at least. If anybody lives nearby, there is a tea shop called Moon Kats is Estes Park, which is kind of a tourist trap, but the tea shop is amazing and you're surrounded by mountains. This is their giant tea menu, and they have cat decorations all around the shop.
I think I got a Lavendar Earl Grey, in which case I take back my previous statement that I've never had loose leaf Earl Grey. The place is fantastic. But that's just my spiel. :)
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Daten yea i am, but it was so cold here i ended up having a cup anyways XD o well I def. had worse but that's good to know I don't have to buy the real stuff :P
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Daten yea i am, but it was so cold here i ended up having a cup anyways XD o well I def. had worse but that's good to know I don't have to buy the real stuff :P
I'd woken up early, and I took a long time getting ready to exist. - Bernardo Soares/Fernando Pessoa
I'm kinda a loose leaf tea snob myself. Bagged tea just doesn't taste right, plus how other people make it around here is its steeped too long and has too much sugar. I tend to buy either whittward or Lipton loose leaf. It's actually kinda hard to find loose leaf tea around here so I might order some from teavanna for a better variety of teas. I have a Mr tea, and teatanic thing, also this really nice dragonfly teapot that strains it a bit better. I kinda want to try matcha some time as well...
I'm kinda a loose leaf tea snob myself. Bagged tea just doesn't taste right, plus how other people make it around here is its steeped too long and has too much sugar. I tend to buy either whittward or Lipton loose leaf. It's actually kinda hard to find loose leaf tea around here so I might order some from teavanna for a better variety of teas. I have a Mr tea, and teatanic thing, also this really nice dragonfly teapot that strains it a bit better. I kinda want to try matcha some time as well...
