grabbed some cran orange bisconies at costco last night and they go great together ^_^
Tag: rooibos
alpine punch
it’s in the 60s today – downright chilly! so splurging with actual rock sugar instead of stevia ^_^
vanilla rooibos
reminds me of college
silent night
y’all…. it’s like a dolled up version of constant comment and I love it
silent night
goes well with the scones but think I used too much sugar
thai rooibos
went with thai rooibos first since it’s available year-round it’s spicier? more cinnamon-y? possibly due to age, though
zingiber ginger coconut
thought I had forever frosty up here but turns out I don’t… so pivoted to zingiber ginger coconut to compare with davidstea’s alpine punch and harney’s thai rooibos
alpine punch
been that kinda day y’all
vanilla rooibos
somehow got shoved to the back of the shelf and I’d forgotten about it
alpine punch
yum~
alpine punch
finally off cough drops long enough that everything doesn’t just taste like cough drops love this tea ^_^
alpine punch
loving it
alpine punch
it’s back in stock! also using my big 500 ml mug to use my fancy tea maker ^_^
vanilla rooibos
really needed a friendly pick-me-up today
crème caramel rooibos
after the horror that was the salted caramel flavored beam I was hesitant to try this. smells fine though, and the taste is pretty mild. should’ve added sugar though, hah
alpine punch
this smells like teavana’s zingiber ginger coconut tea and tastes like it!! 250g ordered!
roasted chestnut
y”all! this smells SO good! but the taste? doesn’t match up with the smell 😦 it’s not bad, but the smell is just so yum that the taste is disappointing
zingiber ginger coconut
always a pleasure
cotton candy
didn’t smell like cotton candy until the hot water hit it, but then def did! tastes like cotton candy too but now that it’s cooling it smells kinda like plastic =/
vanilla rooibos
an oldie but goodie!
zingiber ginger coconut
and I thought it was cold yesterday! had to break out my all time favorite tea to deal with this shit
pumpkin spice
surprisingly mild in taste