BoxerMama

I despise this. The herb used to give it the sticky rice flavor and I do not get along. It and cilantro are my mortal enemies.

I have this in my collection and now I’m not looking forward to drinking it. :( Good thing it’s only 3 samples.

I’m with you on your thoughts “How can a tea that smells so good, taste so bad?
How can a tea that tastes so bad have such a high rating?” Still puzzles me and is taking up precious cupboard space…

I felt like it was rotten. I need to get rid of it and I can’t just throw it away, I can’t throw away tea.

Hmmm….if this tea smells nice yet is undrinkable then perhaps it would be suitable to make incense with?

@ BoxerMama: I feel the same way, which is why I’m housing the small amount that I have… If just smelling it would be enough. :)

I have no idea how to make incense. If it tasted how it smelled it would probably be one of my favourites. If you would like to try it, I would be happy to send some your way.

I love this one, and cilantro… Maybe it’s related?

I was thinking it was related. But there isn’t too much info out there on the herb in here, to the point I can never remember its name.

There is a tea company, perhaps purepuer.com or someone?, who sells tea fragrancers. It is like a Scentsy light or something, Yankee Candle makes and sells them, too, and you usually burn wax tarts in them, but they sell theirs for putting your favorite tea leaves and a bit of water in, and as the candle warms it the tea scents your house. I was surprised to see it because I didn’t think the aroma would be strong enough to warrant a warmer.

I’d be more than willing to take this off your hand if it has any connection to cilantro ;)

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